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Board discusses logo-survey results, signage glitches and public feedback
Summary
Board members and staff discussed three logo designs currently visible online (one deemed unusable), glitches in signage software showing incorrect district names, and asked the community to complete the logo survey; the board encouraged feedback and clarified finalists will be confirmed later.
Board members and staff discussed the district logo survey and signage glitches during the meeting.
Participants said three logos were visible online but clarified those were not the finalists the district will adopt; one of the three visible logos "absolutely cannot be used anymore," a board member said, and members encouraged the community to complete the new-logo survey and attend focus groups. Staff reported a software display glitch that showed an incorrect name (display read "SD Easton Oak" or a similar mis-rendering) and said they would work to reset settings to correct the sign display.
The conversation touched on community preferences, with references to past local mascots (a board member recalled the historic "Dormont Bears") and the district's golden-eagle motif among options. Members said the logo process remains open to feedback and that the three visible designs are being used to get a sense of community reaction rather than to finalize a selection.
No formal vote or decision on a final logo took place; the matter remains under review and the district will continue to solicit feedback.
