Broward County School Board Seeks Public Input on Superintendent Search
New Online Survey is Open Now Through April 6 

The School Board of Broward County, Florida wants to hear from community members about the qualities that are most important for the next Superintendent of Broward County Public Schools (BCPS). The School Board launched a new Stakeholder Survey, which is open now through April 6, 2023, to gather input from the public.

The short, six-question survey is available online in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole and Portuguese. It provides participants an opportunity to share feedback on topics such as the characteristics and experiences they feel are important in the new Superintendent, the educational programs available in BCPS, and what they believe are the most important issues and challenges facing the District.

The Stakeholder Survey is part of the School Board’s national search for a highly qualified visionary Superintendent to lead BCPS and serve as a student-oriented, transformational leader.

To take the Stakeholder Survey and learn more about the national search, visit browardschools.com/supersearch.

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