Board approves Continuous Improvement plan, returns Student Shadowing program
Assistant Superintendent Stan Machesky presented the 2025–26 Continuous Improvement draft and announced Student Shadowing 2.0, aiming to pair 5–10 teachers per school with students to improve belonging; the Board approved the plan unanimously.
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Assistant Superintendent Stan Machesky presented the Districts Continuous Improvement Efforts for 20259 and described the return of the Student Shadowing program as a tool for enhancing student belonging. He cited a survey in which "79% of students report that teachers make an effort to connect with them" and outlined goals for districtwide, schoolwide and teacher-level indicators of equity.
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