Communications
Family & Community Engagement
Direct Communication:
Teachers and staff use the “School Status” platform to send translated texts, calls, and emails to families.
Parent Conferences & Language Support:
Two annual district-wide conferences include translation services. Real-time interpreting is available through Global Interpreting Services.
Family Support & Events:
We host inclusive events focusing on mental health, parenting resources, and college/career readiness. “Coffee with the Superintendent” and evening sessions encourage open conversations.
Volunteer Recognition:
We track and honor volunteer contributions during school events.
Civic Engagement:
Our leaders maintain strong connections with local organizations, businesses, and booster clubs to promote community involvement.
Searcy School District Communications Department
The Searcy School District Communications Department is the central hub for consistent and impactful messaging. We align our communication strategies with the district’s strategic goals focusing on students, staff, families, community and academic success—ensuring every voice is heard and every message matters.
Crisis & Emergency Alerts
In partnership with the Crisis Management Team, the Superintendent and Communications Director deliver timely, situation-specific updates through phone alerts, news media, and social platforms to keep our stakeholders informed and safe.
Routine Notifications & Closures
Families and staff receive updates on closures and schedule changes via:
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Text messages & voice calls
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Local news (Channels 4, 7, and 11)
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Radio broadcasts
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Social media updates
Staff Communication
District employees stay informed through:
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District-wide emails & text messages
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Weekly calendars shared every Friday
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Campus-specific updates through internal systems
Media Relations
All media inquiries are managed through the Superintendent or Communications Director. The team shares regular updates on:
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Board meetings
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School events
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Student and staff recognitions
A weekly radio segment features district highlights, often with guest appearances from students and staff.