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State board accepted Mitchell High School innovation plan; local board told plan aims to raise instruction quality
Summary
The board received an update that the State Board of Education unanimously approved the Mitchell High School innovation plan and learned the district will add an external partial academic manager to accelerate teacher supports, instruction and student progress.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Trustees were briefed Wednesday that the Colorado State Board of Education unanimously accepted Mitchell High School's innovation plan and the district is preparing to implement a two-part strategy combining an external partial academic manager with the school's existing innovations.
Area Superintendent Lehi Callback and Mitchell principal George Smith summarized the plan, telling trustees the state board voted 9-0 in favor of the proposal. The department described the local plan as emphasizing "partial academic management" from an external partner and continued…
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