School district oks digital signs at MHS

The Marietta City Schools Board of Education this week approved a three-year contract with the company Skoollive to install three digital kiosks at Marietta High. The interactive kiosks will display notices of school events and activities, and also advertisements approved by the district. Marietta will receive 20 percent of revenues from advertising proceeds, and Skoollive will receive 80 percent. More kiosks could be added later at the school and at Marietta Middle School.

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