Do residents trust Columbus City Schools? What should the district do to improve its public image?
(1) I am not well-enough informed to give a useful answer to the first question. Any resident who attends the rigidly structured school-board meetings probably would conclude that the school-board members do not trust the residents. There is almost no board member to citizen dialogue at these meetings. (2) The school district already has an active public relations effort. The district could further improve its image by encouraging Academic Quality Assurance Councils at each school. Over time, this action would create hundreds of well-informed residents throughout the district.
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