All tough for parents to understand. Even now, it is almost so much that they probably don't fully read it,'' conceded Carolyn Roman, the supervisor of student assignments and the lottery office. It's so much, she said, that some information was left out. In other school zones, transportation generally is provided if the child lives more than 2 miles from the school. Roman said she encourages parents to come into her office, where she explains all of the options a child has.
Teachers know learning depends on the clearest possible communication that flows in two directions.
District leaders and administrators need to heed the same message.