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Montezuma-Cortez district seeks family input in survey

The district’s interim superintendent is asking parents and families to share input through a survey.

Montezuma-Cortez district seeks family input in survey

Key takeaways

  • The Montezuma-Cortez School District interim superintendent is seeking parent and family input.
  • Families are being asked to respond through a survey.
  • The outreach is focused on community feedback, not an election. »

Montezuma-Cortez School District’s interim superintendent is asking parents and families to participate in a survey and share their input.

The survey creates a direct way for families to communicate with the school district during the interim superintendent’s tenure. The district’s effort centers on parent and family feedback rather than a decision involving candidates or an election.

Family feedback

Parents and families are the audience for the survey. Their responses will give the district input from people connected to its schools and students.

District outreach

The survey is part of the interim superintendent’s communication with families. The outreach signals an effort to hear from the community through a written feedback process.

What happens next

The district’s handling of the survey responses will determine how the family input is used in its work. Families interested in participating should look for the district’s survey instructions and response information.

What to watch

  • How families are invited to participate
  • Whether the district shares a summary of responses
  • Any follow-up from the interim superintendent

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