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Superintendent outlines branding survey and relays request for letters supporting HB 2209
Summary
Superintendent Scott Rogers presented a brand development survey project and relayed a request from RSIZ Director Mike Gonzalez for letters to legislators supporting HB 2209 (Rural Pathways Excellence Partnership), noting the district cannot sustain $5 million indefinitely.
Superintendent Scott Rogers told trustees that the district will conduct a brand development effort, including a community and student survey administered via SurveyMonkey to gather input on the district's jersey/logo and broader brand. The initiative was presented as a staff project to collect community feedback.
Rogers also relayed a request from Mike Gonzalez, the RSIZ director, that the district send letters to state legislators supporting HB 2209 — the Rural Pathways Excellence Partnership (RPEP). The minutes record discussion of the funding context, noting the district "cannot sustain $5 million forever," language used in support of seeking legislative backing. No formal vote on sending letters is recorded in the public minutes; the presentation served as information to the board.
