We strive for open communication and transparency.
We work to create an environment where all feel welcome.
We build relationships and trust with those we serve.
We respond to inquiries in a timely and professional way.
Welcome to the Communications Department!
Share your appreciation, thoughts, and concerns with us! Email communications@msd25.org.
Quick Links
Our Commitment
Contacts
Jodi Runyon
Director of Communications, Engagement, and Outreach
(360) 965-0005
Email Jodi
Erika Robinson
Front Desk Associate
(360) 965-0210
Email Erika
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Our Department Manages...
MSD Website & Announcements
We manage the content on the District Announcements and Website.
MSD Mobile App
Download our mobile app on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Family Notifications
We keep families up-to-date with the latest information about the school district and its schools using robocalls, text messages, and emails. Check with your school office to make sure your contact information is current in our student information system. Communications are translated into the preferred home language. To change your home language, contact your child's school.
District Newsletters
We publish weekly electronic MSD E-News for staff, families, and the community. Sign up HERE to join the mailing list as a community member.
We also publish the Connection Newsletters bi-annually or quarterly.
MSD Web Events Calendar
We share information pertaining to upcoming events and activities.
MSD News Stories
We publish a number of updates around the district on a regular basis.
Social Media
Feedback
We route your feedback directly to the most qualified staff member. Submit feedback by emailing communications@msd25.org.
Video Production
Watch our Facebook Videos and subscribe to our Vimeo channel.
Guidelines - Personal Photos & Social Media
There are times during the year when photos or audio-visual recordings of students may be taken for use by the district, school, or teacher. When possible, we will alert parents in advance, but this is not always possible. In addition, the district's Photo Consent/Opt Out Form only pertains to photos and audio-visual recordings taken for district, school, or teacher exclusive use and purposes. The consent form does not include or pertain to those photos taken by volunteers, parents, parent organizations, clubs, etc.
It is important to be aware that student family members, community members, and attendees at school events may take and publish photos and other recordings of students without coordinating such with school district personnel, and it is possible that your student could appear in a third party's photos and other recordings. The Marysville School District is not responsible for the use of any student's likeness (photo, voice, etc.) that appears in those photos and recordings.
Below are some simple guidelines we ask volunteers, parents, and others to follow in regard to taking personal photos/videos and posting them online or on social media. These guidelines are encouraged to protect student confidentiality and safety.
Only take photos/videos of your own child.
Do not tag or list student names on photos/videos.
Any photo/video taken by a company is copyrighted and should not be posted (e.g., yearbook, class, and individual student pictures).
Many parents do not want their child’s photo/video online. Permission from the child’s parent/guardian must be received prior to posting any pictures/videos from school/classroom events. For your own protection, documentation of this permission (handwritten note, copy of an email message, etc. ) should be obtained should questions arise in the future.
Pictures/videos should not be taken at school for the purpose of posting online. Prior permission from the school office must be obtained any time you take pictures on campus.
Student photos/videos are not to be used to promote a business of any kind.