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Oak Creek-Franklin board presents strategic plan emphasizing instruction, student well-being and fiscal stewardship
Summary
District leaders outlined a four-part strategic plan on Sept. 22, 2025, highlighting teaching-and-learning metrics, steps to reduce exclusionary discipline, investments in staffing and a stable fund balance; trustees asked for clarification on attendance measures, special-education supports and reporting cadence.
District administrators on Sept. 22 presented a 15-page strategic plan that they said is built around four priorities: teaching and learning; emotionally healthy schools; financial stewardship and operations; and community engagement and communications.
John Krennick and the teaching-and-learning team told the board the plan centers on four key performance indicators: the state report card from the Department of Public Instruction, STAR 360 screening three times per year, ‘‘ready for success’’ measures aligned to the Wisconsin Portrait of a Graduate, and a new continuous-improvement self-assessment process. Administration said STAR 360 results will be available in October, February and June.
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