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District outlines outreach plan for proposed cell-phone policy; survey, town hall planned

Medford School District Board · September 19, 2024
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Summary

Communications Director Natalie Hurd presented a draft engagement plan for a proposed student cell-phone policy that includes a survey (paper and digital, English and Spanish), principal feedback at the Oct. 3 work session, community outreach at events, a town hall, and a future final report to the board.

District communications staff presented a draft community engagement plan for a proposed cell-phone policy.

Communications & Community Relations Director Natalie Hurd described a multi-pronged approach: launch of a survey to parents/guardians, students and staff (available paper and digital in English and Spanish), soliciting principal feedback at the Oct. 3 work session, community outreach at events, hosting a town hall meeting, and providing a final report at a future board meeting. Directors asked where the survey would be published and suggested including a book-club style discussion around the book Anxious Generation as part of outreach.

The presentation sets a timeline for community input; staff will report on survey distribution and principal feedback at the board's Oct. 3 work session.