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Committee adopts two‑year district strategic plan, schedules community review

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Summary

The school committee approved a two‑year strategic plan focused on curriculum & instruction, meeting needs of all learners, and climate/culture/community. Administration said a family/community evening will follow to present milestones and gather feedback.

The North Middlesex Regional School Committee voted to adopt a two‑year district strategic plan that outlines milestones across three priority areas: curriculum and instruction; meeting the needs of all learners; and climate, culture and community.

Assistant/Director (presentation by Dr. Reeves — transcript uses "doctor Reeves") explained the plan’s structure: two pages of core goals, three pages of milestone outcomes with target years, and a linked detailed document that lists substeps. She told the committee the leadership team had refined formatting since an earlier draft and that pages 6–7 showed school‑year breakdowns for implementation.

The committee approved the plan by voice vote after a motion, with one member abstaining because they had not yet reviewed the full document. The administration said it will host a family/community evening this fall to walk residents through the plan, present the data sources used to identify priorities, and solicit feedback.

Why it matters: adoption sets the district’s operating priorities for the next two years and frames professional development, data collection, and milestone tracking across schools.

What’s next: administration will publicize the plan and hold a community meeting to gather input and explain implementation steps.