Wednesday, September 06, 2000
Schools open to chat tonight
By Lori Hayes
The Cincinnati Enquirer
The Covington Independent Schools are staying open late tonight to hear what you have to say.
Interim Superintendent Jack Moreland and the district's 11 principals are opening their offices to parents and community members from 6:30 to 8:30 for the district's first “Night In.” The goal is to provide more chances for families to talk to school administrators about their concerns.
“We're here to listen to what people have to say, regardless of whether it's a school issue or a district issue,” Mr. Moreland said.
Mr. Moreland will be in his office at 25 E. Seventh St., and the principals will be at their schools.
The district plans to hold a “Night In” on the first Wednesday of each month through December, allowing working parents a chance to meet with their children's principals during evening hours. The program is part of the district's overall plans to better communicate with parents and involve the community in its sweeping plans to improve students' performance.
For more information, call Covington Schools at 292-5800.
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