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The Harrison County Schools Board Workshop held on June 11, 2025, focused on the results of a recent satisfaction survey, highlighting key areas for improvement in communication and community engagement. The meeting emphasized the importance of fostering trust between the school district and its stakeholders, including parents, staff, and students.
One significant proposal discussed was the implementation of a monthly communication initiative. Board members suggested that every third Friday of the month, the district could release a video update summarizing the previous month’s activities and outlining plans for the upcoming month. This approach, inspired by a successful program in Texas, aims to enhance transparency and encourage interaction. The proposed videos would allow parents and community members to submit questions, which would be addressed in the updates, thereby promoting a two-way dialogue.
The survey results indicated a strong desire for improved communication and opportunities for feedback among parents and students. Many respondents expressed the need for a greater voice in decision-making processes, particularly students who want to share their perspectives. The thematic analysis of the survey responses revealed consistent concerns regarding communication and student discipline, reflecting broader trends observed in other districts.
In conclusion, the workshop underscored the district's commitment to enhancing engagement and trust through proactive communication strategies. The board plans to explore these initiatives further, aiming to create a more inclusive environment for all stakeholders in Harrison County Schools.
Converted from HCS Board Workshop - Satisfaction Survey Results - June 11, 2025 meeting on June 13, 2025
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