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La Joya ISD superintendent outlines five district priorities, flags parent engagement as off track
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Sorensen updated the board on five district priorities, saying most areas show progress but parent engagement and some implementation tasks remain off track; she described specific actions and timelines for audits and surveys.
Superintendent Dr. A. Sorensen told the La Joya Independent School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 26 that the district is advancing five strategic priorities but that some items require intensified attention, especially parent engagement and certain implementation steps.
Sorensen opened her district-priority update by saying the priorities "must live and breathe on our campuses" and that she and the executive cabinet review progress about every six weeks. She said items labeled "on track" are expected to be implemented by the end of the school year, "slightly off track" require superintendent or division attention, and "off track" need immediate intervention.
The superintendent said…
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