Letter obtained by FOX13 shows tension between MSCS Superintendent and communications department

Friction between MSCS Superintendent and communications department

A letter obtained by FOX13 shows tension between Memphis-Shelby County Schools Superintendent Joris Ray and the district's communications department. In the letter, Ray accuses the communications department of "a consistent pattern of inaccurate, incomplete, and misleading information being released to the public." He also says that the department has "failed to effectively communicate the district's message" and has "damaged the district's reputation."

Communications department responds

The communications department has responded to Ray's letter, saying that it is "disappointed" by his accusations. The department says that it has "always worked hard to provide accurate and timely information to the public" and that it is "committed to continuing to do so."

Questions remain

The letter obtained by FOX13 raises questions about the relationship between Ray and the communications department. It is unclear what led to the tension between the two parties, and it is also unclear how the conflict will be resolved. The situation is likely to be closely watched by the Memphis-Shelby County community.

Additional information

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