Supporting All Learners Through Strategic Plan, February 11 Bond
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In today's community update video, Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick and School Board President Marnie Maraldo talk about the priority of supporting all students while maintaining high expectations and rigorous learning.
Two of the ways district leaders are working toward those goals are via the district's Strategic Plan and the updated bond measure that will appear on the February 11 ballot. The bond prioritizes only the district's most immediate needs, including safety, security and addressing overcrowding at the high school level.
Tune in to hear from Tow-Yick and Maraldo directly:
Learn more about the February 11 Bond for safety, security and high school capacity on our website.