Community Transition Team Seeks Input About Hamilton County Schools

  • Tuesday, December 12, 2017

The community Transition Team "put together to research how to move Hamilton County Schools forward to become the fastest improving school system in Tennessee needs your help to complete their work," county school officials said. 

 

The group of business leaders, parents, and educators have developed a short community survey to provide them with the thoughts and opinions of Hamilton County and Chattanooga citizens regarding the schools that serve the community. 

 

Superintendent Dr.

Bryan Johnson commissioned the team this fall.

 

Officials said, "Information provided by parents, students, teachers, principals, central office staff, and the community will be vital in providing opportunities essential for the successful future of Hamilton County's children.

"The survey is very short and will only take a few minutes to complete.  Please click on the survey link below now to let them know what you think.  Your responses will help the group to develop plans to provide the best possible schools for our children.

 

"There is also a Spanish version of the survey available to help all community members participate.  System personnel working in the Latino community have also produced a letter for parents to encourage involvement in the process by all communities in Hamilton County."  

 

Survey Links:

English:  bit.ly/transitionteamsurvey

Spanish:  bit.ly/transitionteamsurveyspanish

 

It was stated, "Please take a moment to take the survey and help the Transition Team with their work.  Also, you can help by sharing the survey.  Together, we can move our community forward to become the fastest improving school system in Tennessee.  The survey should take around 10-15 minutes to complete and your responses will remain confidential."

 

The survey will close at 5 p.m. EST on Dec. 19.

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