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Charles County Public Schools presents draft 2025–2029 strategic plan, seeks board feedback
Summary
Superintendent Maria Navarro and staff outlined a four‑priority draft strategy built from more than 3,000 community responses and stakeholder retreats; board members pressed for measurable middle‑school metrics, clearer family engagement strategies and workforce pipelines.
Charles County Public Schools officials presented a draft of the district'wide strategic plan for 2025'2029 at the June 23 work session, asking the board for feedback ahead of an August vote to adopt the final plan.
The draft centers on four priorities: instructional outcomes to prepare students for college and careers; safe, inclusive and supportive learning environments; recruitment and retention of a diverse, effective workforce; and strengthened partnerships with families and community organizations. Superintendent Maria Navarro and presenter Chris Miller said the draft grew from ‘‘over 3,000 different responses'from teachers, families, students and community members’’ collected via virtual and in-person engagements, plus a 28-member retreat in April that prioritized the four goals.
District leaders said the plan aligns with the Maryland State Department of Education blueprint and is intended to include measurable outcomes tied to the state'provided metrics. Miller described draft strategies and example…
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