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Superintendent outlines bond priorities, staffing changes and preschool expansion
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Grover updated the board on bond outreach, proposed facility changes including moving Metro to Franklin, a $26 million Roosevelt renovation funded by PPEL, staffing allocations tied to needs-based model, and expanded preschool registration starting Friday.
Dr. Grover, the district superintendent, updated the board on several strategic priorities including a bond outreach plan, facility projects, staffing model changes and an expansion of preschool offerings.
The superintendent said bond outreach work has emphasized sharing specific student and staff stories and suggested neighborhood focus groups for areas affected by proposed projects, naming Franklin and McKinley as areas for targeted conversations. She said more than 4,500 responses had already been received to the district's bond survey and asked the public to complete the survey by March 5.
She explained why the district is proposing to move the Metro program to Franklin: the current Metro site (the former Tyler Elementary) was built to elementary…
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