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North Kingstown School Committee approves new communication outreach initiative

February 07, 2024 | North Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island



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North Kingstown School Committee approves new communication outreach initiative
The North Kingstown School Committee convened on February 6, 2024, to discuss key initiatives aimed at enhancing communication and representation within the district. A significant focus of the meeting was the proposal to establish a broader communication channel for the community, beyond the existing school department listserv.

Committee members emphasized the need for a general listserv to disseminate important information about school events, projects, and achievements, particularly to engage the senior population and other community members who may not be directly connected to the schools. One member noted, “We need ways to get out correspondence to people beyond the North Kingstown School department listserv,” highlighting the challenges faced in effectively communicating updates about school activities and initiatives.

In addition to communication strategies, the committee discussed the importance of ensuring adequate representation on various committees. There was a call for including voices from middle school educators to enhance discussions on practices and policies affecting that age group. One member suggested, “I would like us to try to find at least someone... that could speak to the middle school practices,” indicating a desire for more comprehensive input in decision-making processes.

The meeting concluded with a motion to approve the draft correspondence for the proposed listserv, which aims to facilitate better outreach and engagement with the community. The committee plans to send this proposal to town counselors for further consideration, marking a proactive step towards improving transparency and community involvement in the school district.

As the committee moves forward, they will also ensure compliance with open meeting laws, allowing for community feedback during future discussions. The anticipated outcomes of these initiatives could significantly enhance the connection between the schools and the broader North Kingstown community.

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