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

MSCS Superintendent Joris Ray issued a memo to staff on Tuesday

The letter, which was obtained by FOX13, shows that Ray is unhappy with the way the communications department has been handling recent media inquiries.

Ray wrote that he has received "numerous complaints" from parents and staff about the department's "lack of responsiveness" and "inability to provide accurate information."

Ray also said that he is concerned about the department's "tone" in its communications with the media.

Ray wrote that he wants the communications department to be more "proactive" and "transparent" in its dealings with the media.

He also wants the department to be more "responsive" to inquiries from parents and staff.

The letter comes at a time when the school district is facing a number of challenges.

These challenges include declining enrollment, budget cuts, and a teacher shortage.

It is unclear how the letter will affect the relationship between Ray and the communications department.

The communications department has not yet responded to the letter

FOX13 has reached out to the communications department for comment, but has not yet received a response.

This is a developing story. FOX13 will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.

In the meantime, here is a link to the letter that was obtained by FOX13:

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