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Newberry superintendent lays out "grow your own" leadership, safety and induction priorities after first 100 days
Summary
Superintendent Doctor Anderson told the board she completed about 90% of items in her first-100-days plan and proposed a multi-year push on leadership development, expanded safety and reunification planning, stronger early-childhood partnerships, mentoring and an expanded induction program to retain teachers.
Doctor Anderson, Newberry County's superintendent, said the district has completed roughly 90% of the tasks in her initial plan and outlined priorities she wants the board to pursue over the next three to five years.
"First 100 day plan, 90% of those boxes are checked off," Anderson said, describing work to listen, learn and assess since taking office. She proposed a "grow your own" leadership program to prepare teachers and assistant principals for administrative roles and argued the district should intentionally develop leadership pipelines…
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