Superintendent Jordan encourages community to review ThoughtExchange results

Results from Spring 2015 ThoughtExchange community engagement available to public

Results from the Walla Walla Public Schools community engagement process through ThoughtExchange are now available to the public. Visit wwps.thoughtexchange.com to learn more about the priorities of Walla Walla Public Schools.

A total of 773 stakeholders contributed nearly 2000 thoughts during the Spring 2015 engagement. The district is using ThoughtExchange to gain a better understanding about its strengths and the areas in which it can improve. 

“We have heard loud and clear you truly appreciate our teachers and staff and parents want to be involved and engaged within the school,” said Superintendent Dr. Bill Jordan. “We have also heard your concerns around our school facilities and the impact the changes to testing practices might have on the quality of education.”

Jordan says the information from ThoughtExchange will be used to align focus areas and goals with the high expectations of the Walla Walla community. The district will conduct another community engagement through ThoughtExchange this fall and is encouraging community members to take time to Join the Conversation.