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School Board Policy –
No. 4010
The board believes that open communication
with the public is a necessary component of
the district’s operation. Therefore,
the board supports the superintendent and
staff in the organization, maintenance, and
operation of an effective communications program.
The district’s communications
program should:
1. Encourage a better understanding of
the goals, needs, and accomplishments of
the total education program.
2. Be a planned, systematic, two-way process
between the board, superintendent, staff,
and community;
3. Include the use of a variety of media
such as meetings, letters, circulars, seminars,
publications, and personal contracts;
4. Provide the communication channels necessary
for resolving grievances and eliminating
misunderstandings.
Each school’s communications
program should:
1. Encourage informal, as well as formal,
methods of communication;
2. Include the use of a variety of methods
such as meetings, publications, and personal
contacts;
3. Utilize local radio, television, and
newspaper media;
4. Supplement and support the general communications
program of the school system.
Adopted by the board July 23, 1985
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The Communications Department is responsible
for the management of the district’s
web site. The district web site is considered
a valuable tool for the school district and
the people it serves. The district web site
continues to evolve and provide new services.
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The district’s Print Shop is a division
of the Communications Department. The Print
Shop provides numerous services to staff and
school related organizations.
Special thanks to Print Shop staff Kelly Gabel
(kgabel@wwps.org)
and Penny Taylor (ptaylor@wwps.org)
for their dedicated service to the district.
Click
to learn more about the in-plant Print Shop.
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