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Harris School Solutions is a company based in Parsons, KS that specializes in providing software solutions for educational institutions. Their services cater to the unique needs of schools, offering solutions for student information management, financial management, and school nutrition programs. With a focus on streamlining processes and enhancing efficiency, Harris School Solutions aims to support schools in achieving their academic goals. Their software solutions are designed to simplify administrative tasks and improve overall school operations. Generated from their business information

Activity Based Supplies, located in Pittsburg, KS, specializes in providing a wide range of educational products, including CO2 dragsters, model rockets, and STEM activity kits. Their offerings cater to various interests in construction, manufacturing, and problem-solving, making them a valuable resource for educators and hobbyists alike. Committed to enhancing learning experiences, Activity Based Supplies focuses on delivering high-quality materials and tools that inspire creativity and innovation. They aim to support users in exploring hands-on activities that foster both fun and educational growth. Generated from the website

H. E. Williams, Inc. was started in 1921 by Harold E. Williams in Carthage, Missouri. At that time, the company was known as H. E. Williams Products. For the first few years, the company produced various items such as kitchen utensils, static signs, cold storage lockers and even bicycle parts. By the mid-twenties, the company had settled into making various gadgets for automobiles such as folding luggage racks which would mount to running boards, canopies for rumble seats, radiator bug screens, underslung creepers and seat cushions. By the late 1930's items such as gas and radiator caps, sun visors and antennae were being produced, all under Williams' patents. The 1939 World's Fair introduced as a new technology, fluorescent lighting. H. E. attended the fair and immediately set his mind to creating and manufacturing fixtures to house the new light source. By December of 1939 he was ordering machinery to manufacture lamp brackets. For more than 60 years, Williams fluorescent fixtures have been sold around the country for schools, offices, hospitals, retail establishments, warehouses and industrial applications.