Addressing a Concern

The quickest and easiest solution is usually found by working with the staff member most directly involved, which in most cases is the teacher.

Next, you should contact the principal if the staff member closest to the problem hasn’t been able to satisfactorily resolve your problem or concern.

If the administration cannot resolve the issue, you can reach out to the district level by contacting an Assistant Superintendent who can assist with concerns related to day-to-day operations, instruction, or support.

The Superintendent should be contacted for high-level districtwide or unresolved issues. The Superintended is the final stop before an issue becomes a Board matter.

The Transportation Director oversees the daily operations of student transportation, focus on bus routes and stops only.

This is the person families and schools should contact first for transportation related issues.

The Business Manager oversees the financial and contractual side of transportation, and should be contacted for issues that remain unresolved after working with the Transportation Director.

The Assistant Superintendent is the first district-level contact after the Transportation Director and Business Office when an issue needs additional support or oversight.

The Superintendent should be contacted when the issue has districtwide impact or remains unresolved after all proper steps have been followed.

The quickest and easiest solution is usually found by working with the staff member most directly involved, which would be the teacher or coach in charge.

The Athletic Directors oversee the entire athletics program and step in when concerns are more serious or when an issue cannot be resolved by the teacher or coach.

You should contact the principal if the staff member closest to the problem hasn’t been able to satisfactorily resolve your problem or concern.

If the administration cannot resolve the issue, you can reach out to the district level by contacting the Assistant Superintendent who can assist with concerns related to day-today operations, instruction, or support.

The Superintendent should be contacted for high-level districtwide or unresolved issues. The Superintendent is the final stop before an issue becomes a Board matter.