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Board approves achievement and integration plan that joins Owatonna with Blooming Prairie

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Summary

Board approved a grant-backed achievement and integration plan that includes the Owatonna and Blooming Prairie school districts to support targeted goals and programming.

The Owatonna Public School District board approved an Achievement and Integration Plan on Feb. 24 that was developed in partnership with Blooming Prairie Public Schools and the district’s teaching-and-learning staff.

Superintendent Jeff Elstad and Julie Sullivan (teaching and learning) described the plan as a grant-funded partnership that provides distinct programming and funding opportunities shared between the two districts. Elstad said the packet materials summarize goals laid out by the district’s teaching and learning department and by plan partners.

A board member moved to approve the plan and the motion passed by voice vote.

Why it matters: The plan channels grant funds to district programming and establishes goals to improve achievement and integration across partner districts. The approval allows the district to proceed with grant implementation and access the program funds described in the packet.