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Centennial SD 28J presenter outlines communications priorities aligned with Roadmap '27

Centennial School District · March 27, 2024
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A presenter for Centennial SD 28J said the district—ommunications office will prioritize streamlining internal and external communications, serving as a trusted information source, and expanding equitable language access, aligning that work with the four pillars of the Roadmap '27 strategic plan.

A presenter for Centennial SD 28J said the district—ommunications office will focus on three priorities: "streamline internal and external communications," "serve as a trusted source of information," and "provide expanded and equitable language access." The presenter described those goals as aligned with the four pillars of the district—our-year strategic plan, Roadmap '27.

The presenter said communications aims to bridge gaps between schools and the community, connecting the district with stakeholders to ensure transparency and trust. "Much happens behind the scenes across the entire district and we connect the district with stakeholders and the community," the presenter said, describing the office s a central channel for announcements and clarifications.

The office—ocuses on informing parents, students and staff of critical initiatives and achievements, the presenter said, and emphasized that consistent, clear messaging supports a culture of collaboration and student success. "Communications build stronger connections, fostering a culture of collaboration and support for our students' success," the presenter said.

The remarks closed with a brief welcome: the presenter thanked attendees and said, "We thank you and we welcome you to Centennial School District." No motions or formal decisions were recorded during the presentation.