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Superintendent reviews district programs, community partnerships and facilities progress
Summary
Superintendent Lisa Shoemake highlighted district continuous‑improvement work, student and staff-support programs, community‑night growth, partnerships with Rotary and Cal Fire, math curriculum review, and progress on the Lakeview facilities remodel during the superintendent’s report.
Superintendent Lisa Shoemake summarized district priorities and site-level highlights during the board meeting, framing them around the district’s “culture of excellence” and board goals.
Shoemake said recent team learning and continuous‑improvement work informed district planning and noted the district’s focus on student supports at Lake Forest Elementary, including gratitude initiatives and community-building efforts. She credited staff cross‑site coverage and praised site leaders for stepping in during staffing needs.
She highlighted community nights that are now drawing “70 plus” people regularly and described partnerships with Impact Foundation, Rotary and Aspire Kids. Shoemake also noted fiscal work tied to a math curriculum adoption led by district instructional staff and said Lakeview’s long-running facilities remodel was back on track after a sewer-line issue was resolved.
Shoemake closed by recognizing staff and volunteers for supporting concerts, holiday events and other community activities across sites.
Why it matters: The superintendent’s update sets operational priorities for the coming year — curriculum adoption decisions, continued community engagement, and finishing major facilities work — all of which have budget and staffing implications for the district.
