People talk to people... And those people talk to other people.
And that, however sophisticated and well-planned a school district’s communications program may be, is how a large proportion of school news gets around.
One problem is that this communications system is unreliable and usually one-way. Bits of information filter outward from the schools into the community along informal channels without regard to accuracy or completeness. Thus, rumors form, spread and become difficult to counteract.
The information that filters back to school officials is often too late for a meaningful response, and sparks that could have been quickly snuffed become fires of major proportions.
The Key Communicator Network solves this problem via the creation of an ongoing two way exchange between our schools and the people they serve.
Developing one-on-one relationships is an effective means of communicating within the community. Key Communicators will help people know more about the school district and help the school district know more about what people think, feel, and know.
Parents, community members, school district employees, and anyone else who would like to be kept informed of key issues within our district.
There are three ways to register:
2) Simply call (541 348-2337) and ask to become part of our network
Each Key Communicator will routinely be kept informed with information about education, programs, board actions, policies, and activities through e-mail messages from Supt. Mick Lane. Throughout the normal course of a day - at soccer practice, band practice, or while chatting with a neighbor - Key Communicators will be asked to share the information and then make the district aware of questions or concerns via email or phone call. Port Orford / Langlois Public Schools will continue send and receive key information through email to registered Key Communicators to ensure prompt notification and efficient communication.
