The award was presented in the Community Relations category, which recognizes programs that improve relationships with families and community members. The district’s campaign focused on the implementation and promotion of ParentSquare, a unified communication platform designed to streamline messaging, improve accessibility and strengthen connections between schools and families.

“This recognition reflects the power of listening to families, acting on their feedback and delivering meaningful change,” said Superintendent Christopher Dailey. “We’re proud to be leading the way in improving communication and building trust across our school community.”