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Superintendent Norman says district exploring trademarking of name, reports tech upgrades and marks one-year anniversary
Summary
Superintendent Tracy Norman told the board the district is exploring trademarking its name and related marks and is consulting attorneys; she also reported ongoing upgrades to wireless infrastructure and phone systems and marked her one-year anniversary as superintendent.
Superintendent Tracy Norman told the Monroe-Woodbury board on July 1 that the district is looking into trademarking its name and related symbols after receiving recommendations at a prior meeting. Norman said the district has not sent a cease-and-desist letter and has not yet filed for a trademark; attorneys are reviewing scope and implications, including whether colors and the district mascot/night symbol would be included.
Norman also reported that district technology staff are upgrading wireless infrastructure and planning migration to a new phone system with changed extensions. She noted the district's summer work and thanked staff across departments for coordinating end-of-year events. Norman marked her one-year anniversary with the district and thanked staff and the board for their work during her first year.
The board acknowledged Norman's update; no formal action on trademarking or technology procurement was recorded at the meeting.
