LEXINGTON, Ky. — Fayette County Public Schools is inviting families and community members to share feedback this fall through three in-person meetings and an online survey, according to a district announcement.
Interim Superintendent Bill Bradford told families in an Oct. 12 letter that earning their trust requires the district to both listen and take meaningful action on what it hears. “This month, I am launching two major opportunities for you to share your voice and help shape the roadmap for our district’s future,” Bradford wrote.
The first opportunity is a series of Family Conversations. Each of the three in-person sessions will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and is intended to hear directly from families about what is working well, what challenges their children face and their hopes for the district. Families may attend the session that is most convenient for them:
Thursday, Oct. 22, at The Hub for Innovative Learning & Leadership (HILL)
Monday, Nov. 2, at Bryan Station High School
Tuesday, Nov. 17, at Tates Creek High School
The second opportunity is the Family Survey, which will be open from Oct. 14 through Oct. 30. The survey is designed to gather direct feedback on a child’s school and on the district as a whole. Principals will send survey links to students’ families by email.
Families who want a printed reference can view the Family Conversations flyer, which is available in multiple languages.
The district’s announcement did not say how the feedback from the meetings and survey will be compiled or when results will be made public. Bradford’s letter frames the effort as the first step in shaping the district’s future direction.
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