Jessie B. Lavorgna, Director of Communications

Office of Communications

Jessie B. Lavorgna
Director of Communications

Email: lavorgnaj@mpsct.org OR hello@mpsct.org
Call or Text: 860-661-6239

Press Inquiries

Please direct all press inquires to Jessie Lavorgna.
Planning a visit to one of our schools? Please complete the Media Visit Request Form below.

Quick Links

Flyer Submission & Distribution

Requests: Media Visits & Public Records

Written Communications

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About Us

The MPS Office of Communications supports district administrators and the Board of Education communication-related decisions and actions. The office is responsible for developing, directing, and assisting with the following:

  • communication for both internal and external audiences, including community, government, and media relations;

  • crisis communication and mass notification;

  • website and social media management;

  • news releases, newsletters, and marketing materials;

  • brand standards;

    and

  • requests for information.

Connect with Us on Social Media

The social media accounts linked below are the only three that are maintained by the Middletown Public Schools' Office of Communications.

facebook logo; image is hyperlinked to the district's facebook page.

instagram logo; image is hyperlinked to the district's instagram page.

x/twitter logo; image is hyperlinked to the district's x/twitter page.

Flyer Submission & Distribution

As part of our ongoing commitment to be more environmentally friendly and to ensure stakeholders have quick and easy access to critical information, the District of Middletown Public Schools (MPS) no longer distributes paper flyers. Digital flyer distribution will be the only method of flyer distribution within the District.

Flyers can be distributed to families via email and/or placed on our Community Hub webpage (accessible here).

If you’d like to submit a flyer, please read these guidelines and submit your flyer here.

Requests: Media Visits & Public Records

Written Communications