Procedures for questions and concerns

PROCEDURES FOR QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS

We always want to know what questions and concerns you have. Classroom teachers are often the appropriate first point of contact for many topics related to classroom learning and then your school’s principal. You are encouraged to contact the teacher or school.

If your child shares something about school that sounds unreasonable or concerns you, please contact a teacher or principal right away. This type of direct communication helps prevent misunderstandings and provides our teachers and principals with the opportunity to take appropriate actions as needed and/or provide clarification.

If you are not satisfied with the outcome after communicating with the classroom and/or school, it may be appropriate to escalate your concerns to the district leadership team or superintendent.

Please be advised that school board members, while always interested in your experience with our schools and charged with the governance of our school district, are not positioned to manage operational issues. You can expect faster action and resolution to questions and concerns by working directly with school leadership.