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Sheboygan Area School District adopts 2025–26 strategic long-range plan with focus on literacy, AI tools and infrastructure
Summary
The board approved the district's strategic long-range plan for 2025–26, highlighting a 3-point rise in graduation rates, rollout plans for AI classroom tools and data systems, enrollment and hiring efforts, and capital-project planning for Farnsworth and Urban schools.
The Sheboygan Area School District Board of Education approved the district's updated strategic long-range plan for the 2025–26 school year after a presentation by district administrators that reviewed academic goals, technology investments, student supports and capital projects.
Dr. Conrad told the board the plan reflects multi-year continuity rather than a single-year effort and credited district leadership and department teams for ongoing work. Assistant Superintendent Rachel (identified in the meeting as assistant superintendent) walked the board through the plan's pillars and objectives and noted the district's graduation rate rose by three percentage points, from 84.3% to 87.3%.
The plan includes several instructional and data priorities: continued implementation of a universal ELA curriculum tied to Act 20 requirements; longer-term use of a walkthrough/learning-walk tool to support non‑evaluative instructional review; and a data visualization and case‑management tool the administration described as NextPath. Rachel summarized NextPath's role: “Now you can, like, click on it and you get a visual of that ... If…
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