Strategic Planning Process will Identify Clear Priorities for District
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District officials have heard a steady call for strategic planning throughout the search for our district’s new superintendent, community forums, ThoughtExchanges and other interactions with students, staff and our community. That work is now officially underway.
Strategic planning will help define our district’s vision and identify priority focus areas for the next three years. It will also clearly outline the goals, metrics and strategies that will bring the plan to life.
“I’m excited about the work and the upcoming milestones,” School Board President Sydne Mullings said during the Jan. 12 School Board meeting.
The process calls for:
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The creation of a three-year strategic plan.
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Further definition of the district’s vision and identification of priority areas for the district to focus on in the next three years.
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Clear goals, actions to achieve the goals and metrics to measure progress.
In case you missed the full article about strategic planning from last week’s issue of the Horizons newsletter, visit our website.