As the district continues its work study and policy analysis, MUSD staff encourage parents and teachers to get involved.
The district hopes to provide an open line of communication for everyone involved. Board presentations highlight work that occurs regularly throughout the district to address student discipline, campus safety and security. Public attendance is encouraged.
“Any feedback helps us grow as an organization,” Terry, the district communications coordinator, said. “We agree that there is a high sense of urgency in providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and safe workplace for employees.”
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