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Board unanimously accepts Superintendent Joe Ernst's 2024–25 evaluation; consultant calls results 'very positive'
Summary
Using the district's balanced‑governance evaluation process, trustees rated Superintendent Joe Ernst's performance across six strategic targets and delivered six recommendations for growth. The overall averaged rating was 3.12 (effective) and the board accepted the report 7–0.
The Washoe County School District Board of Trustees on Oct. 28 unanimously accepted the final performance evaluation of Superintendent Joe Ernst for the 2024–25 school year.
Dr. Thomas Alsbury, the consultant who facilitated the balanced‑governance evaluation process, walked trustees through the multi‑step procedure the board used: the superintendent selected focus targets from the district strategic plan, trustees rated progress on each target and then anonymously proposed and ranked recommendations for growth. Alsbury said the results were 'very positive' and among the…
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