Naming Policy | Committee | Timeline | Process | Community Engagement |
On Feb. 6, 2020, the School Board adopted School Moves. As a result, several schools will shift locations and Key School will open at the current ATS site in fall 2021. Throughout Spring 2021, impacted communities may be engaged in naming or renaming processes to provide name recommendations for the School Board to consider.
Naming Policy
On June 7, 2018, the School Board adopted a revised policy for Naming of Facilities which describes:
- The criteria for naming facilities
- How APS manages requests to Rename Schools/Facilities
The revised Policy Implementation Procedures (PIP) describes:
- The membership of naming/renaming committees
- The process for the committees
Key School Naming Committee Members
Role | Name |
Principal, Key School | Marleny Perdomo |
Parent/Guardian, Key School | Carla Toro (Padres Latinos Unidos) |
Parent/Guardian, Key School | Erin Lester (PTA President-Elect) |
Parent/Guardian, Key School | Tom Coleman |
Teacher, Key School | Claudia Samayoa (5th grade) |
Administrative Assistant, Key School | Teresa Montoya |
Gifted Resource Teacher, Key School | Micaela Pond (PR Liaison) |
Instructional Assistant, Key School | Sohany Orellana Montiel |
Bluemont Civic Association | Allen Norton |
At-Large Community Member | Shakti Shukla |
Staff Liaison (Non-Voting) | Dulce Carrillo, Coordinator of Community Engagement, Department of School and Community Relations |
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What to Expect Throughout the Naming Process
- Meeting schedules will be posted on the Engage section of the APS website
- Interested members of the community may attend meetings as observers
- Each committee member will be charged with soliciting input from their corresponding school, neighborhood or community groups
- Minutes of meetings will be posted on the Engage section of the APS website
- Community input may be solicited via:
- School or civic group meetings
- PTA meetings
- Input/Surveys from: Students, Parents, Community
- Engage with APS emails
- Other input as received
Community Engagement
Community engagement will be, in part, a responsibility of the committee members to solicit recommendations and input from their corresponding constituent groups. Engagement may include:
- Reaching out to the member that is associated with your group to ask questions or share your ideas
- Asking a committee member to talk with your group or share the meeting summaries with your group
- Participating when opportunities arise for the community to provide feedback (through survey or other opportunities)
- Sharing information on your organization’s listserv or email group
Timeline
Date | Activity |
Pre-Engagement: March – April 2021 |
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School Community Engagement: April – May 2021
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School Board Meeting Schedule: April – June 2021 |
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