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Board outlines three goals for superintendent after closed-session evaluation
Summary
After a closed-session periodic evaluation, the board adopted three goals for the superintendent: an 85% district graduation rate by 2027, a 2% increase in attendance (baseline compared to 2021–22), and 20% growth in extracurricular participation by 2027.
Following a closed session on periodic employment evaluation permitted under the Open Meetings Act, the Lansing School District Board announced three goals for the superintendent’s remainder of the evaluation cycle. The board reported the goals publicly after returning to open session and adopted them by consensus.
The three goals are: (1) reach an 85% districtwide graduation rate by 2027 (a strategic-plan target); (2) increase attendance by 2% based on baseline comparisons between school-year figures (board cited data comparisons between 2021–22 and 2023–24); and (3) achieve a 20% growth in student participation in at least one extracurricular activity by 2027, using baseline participation data from 2021–22 through 2022–23. The superintendent, Mr. Schuldiner, accepted the goals and thanked the board and community for prioritizing graduation, attendance and extracurricular engagement.
The board noted it will receive ongoing progress updates; no formal numerical evaluation was adopted in public session that night—rather, the board will provide periodic progress reports and monitor achievement toward the stated targets.
