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Wednesday, October 14

Tulsa Public Schools seeks community input on future plans with survey

Tulsa Public Schools is asking the community to complete a survey by Oct. 16 to help district leaders set priorities for a sustainable future plan.

Tulsa Public Schools is asking community members in Tulsa to fill out a survey about district priorities. The feedback will guide leaders as they design a sustainable future plan.

District officials said they want to build stronger opportunities over time. They aim to avoid stretching resources too thin across the system.

The district wants to hear from families, students, educators, staff and community members. This input will show leaders which experiences and opportunities are most important to preserve.

Officials said the feedback will also show where the school system can improve. It will help ensure every Tulsa Public Schools site provides meaningful value.

School districts often collect public feedback to help set long-term operational goals. These community surveys help administrators make decisions on programs and resource use.

Responses remain anonymous. The district will report results in October. The survey closes on Oct. 16.

Harlow Brightwater

Harlow Brightwater covers Tulsa City Hall, Tulsa County and Tulsa Public Schools, along with the neighborhoods from Greenwood to Brookside. She sits through the council and school board meetings so readers know what was decided, what it costs and who it affects.

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