Key Communicator

Sharing Information about the Reading School District 

What is the Key Communicator Program?

It is a network of people who are well-connected to both the schools and the community.  The idea is to promote a continuing two-way exchange of information between key communicators and the school district. 

Why do we need Key Communicators?

Developing one-on-one relationships is an effective means of communicating within the community.  Key Communicators will help people know more about the school district and help the school district know more about what people think, feel and know. 

How does the Key Communicator Network “work”?

Each Key Communicator will routinely be kept informed of school issues through mail, telephone and e-MAIL.  Throughout the normal course of the day, Key Communicators will be asked to share the information and then make the district aware of questions or concerns from the community. 

How often will Key Communicators meet?

Dinner meetings are held twice during the school year  -  In the Fall and again during the second semester of school.  In addition, there could be informational meetings as needed. 

To become a Key Communicator, please contact

Linda Greth, Community Relations Department,

at 610-371-5612

Site last updated 12/17/2007