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Superintendent Wright reviews strategic-plan progress, launches 25-year master-plan effort
Summary
At a July 28 work session, Superintendent Wright told the Nardonia Hills City School District Board of Education the district completed its strategic-plan first-year targets, outlined community and instructional goals for 2025–26 and proposed an aggressive 25-year facilities master-plan timeline.
Superintendent Wright told the Nardonia Hills City School District Board of Education at a July 28 work session that the district completed its first-year strategic-plan deliverables and will begin an accelerated 25-year master-plan process to guide long-term facilities decisions. The work session, called at 6:02 p.m., was held ahead of the board’s regular 7 p.m. meeting at Northfield Elementary School.
Wright said the district “surveyed over a 100 people” during the strategic-plan development, formally adopted the plan and completed the community rollout. “I was really proud of that. I think, honestly, everybody set the standard of what a good strategic plan really looks like,” Wright said.
Why it matters: Wright said the strategic plan sets the district’s priorities for the next five years but said facility decisions require longer-term planning…
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