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Stream Escambia Middle School Symposium Monday Night
January 9, 2022
The Escambia County School District will host a Middle School Symposium on Monday, January 10.
This symposium will be held at Booker T. Washington High School in the Theodore B.D. Bennett Auditorium from 6-8 p.m. All middle schools in the county will be represented.
“As a district, we realize the transition to middle school can be stressful to families,” said ECSD Director of Middle School Education Dr. Michael Roberts. “Our goal, through hosting this symposium, is to provide information and answer questions in order to help our local community get the most possible out of the middle school experience.”
The symposium will be an opportunity for parents to hear important information about various topics related to local middle schools.
The in-person panel will consist of all county middle school administrators. In addition, school board members, local county and city officials, elementary and middle school PTSA officers, and school advisory council members have been invited to attend in person.
The public is invited to join a live stream via the Escambia County School District Facebook page.
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4 Responses to “Stream Escambia Middle School Symposium Monday Night”
“Your kids are more important than a football game! It sounds like you have priority issues.”
No…my kids are grown. But that’s the issue. How many middle school parents are going to actual watch this? Because the district has not said what this is really about, what will really be discussed.
The point is that most middle school parents are not going to tune in when there is this football game. Should have been the following night or some other time.
Poor planning on the part of ECSD leadership.
Or check this out reader.
Your kids are more important than a football game! It sounds like you have priority issues.
Oh let’s see. Watch this PR stunt or the National Championship Football game? Hmm..
This is proof that a non-elected school superintendent is out of touch with the people. Someone should be reprimanded for scheduling this. Or maybe they don’t want us to watch it.