Upper Moreland Schools Communications Survey Deadline Is July 5

UPPER MORELAND, PA — The Upper Moreland Township School District is asking the local community for its thoughts on ways to improve both internal and external communication methods.

In a recent announcement, the suburban school district said it would like to hear the opinion of parents of school children, along with general community members, on ways to improve public messaging.

“One of our main goals for the new school year is to maximize our communication efforts,” Superintendent Michael Roth said in a statement. “To achieve this, it is important to hear directly from the public and use their insights moving forward.”

Upper Moreland is asking individuals to make their voices heard through a survey, which can be completed between now and July 5. Feedback from the survey will aid the district in formulating its communication methods moving forward, the district stated.

After the survey closes, a local public relations firm that focuses on school district communications will analyze the responses and create a communications audit, and subsequently craft a final report, that will help the district with its communications planning moving forward.

The survey can be accessed here.