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Community Partners Information

At Eaton School District, our partnership with the Eaton community is one of our greatest strengths. The strong relationships we share with local businesses, organizations, families, and civic leaders create meaningful opportunities for our students both inside and outside the classroom. These community partnerships enhance learning, support student success, and reflect the shared commitment to ensuring every student thrives. Together, we are building a future rooted in collaboration, pride, and mutual support.

Procedure for Third-Party Communication to Parents and Community

Eaton School District (ESD) provides an information distribution service for third-party community events and activities that may be of interest to students, parents, and the broader community. This procedure ensures that all communications align with district guidelines and are shared in a consistent and organized manner. The purpose of this process is to ensure communications are aligned with district values, shared in a consistent and organized manner, and do not disrupt school operations or promote political, religious, or inappropriate content. This procedure allows the district to serve as an informational resource while maintaining neutrality and protecting the integrity of the school system.
 
Submission and Approval Process:
  1. Submission Deadline: All flyers or announcements must be submitted for consideration by the end of the month.
  2. Approval: The Superintendent’s office will review and approve submissions at its discretion.
  3. Distribution Date: Approved communications will be distributed on the first day of each month via the district’s designated communication channel.
Guidelines for Distribution:
  • ESD does not endorse or indemnify any third-party organizations or events featured in distributed materials.
  • The district acts solely as a distributor of information and assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, content, or impact of the information shared.
  • This is the only electronic communication channel designated for third-party information.
 
All electronic or printed materials distributed WILL NOT:
  • Encourage hostility, disorder, or violence 
  • Target ethnic, racial, or religious groups 
  • Discriminate against, demean, harass, or ridicule individuals or groups based on gender
  • Contain libelous content
  • Negatively impact district enrollment, finances, or programming capabilities
  • Disrupt the operation of the school or school district
  • Compromise the identity of the school or school districtSupport or oppose any candidate for election, bond/budget issues, or public questions during elections
  • Include obscene or pornographic material as defined by community standards in the district
  • Advocate for the use of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, firearms, or other products of community concern
  • Promote any specific religious or political organization
  • Push particular agendas or platforms
  • Use district or school logos without obtaining prior written approval
  • Anything else that the Superintendent deems is not consistent with the district’s values or best interests