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South Washington County Schools board approves three‑year Achievement and Integration plan
Summary
The board unanimously approved a state‑required three‑year Achievement and Integration plan on Feb. 19, 2026, outlining goals to close opportunity gaps, increase teacher equity and expand integration programming; district leaders said the plan includes measurable KPIs and annual progress reports.
The South Washington County Schools Board of Education on Feb. 19 approved a three‑year Achievement and Integration plan intended to reduce opportunity and achievement gaps, strengthen teacher equity and expand student integration opportunities.
Assistant Superintendent Kelly Jansen introduced the proposal and James McGee, the district’s director of diversity, equity and inclusion, detailed the plan’s three goal areas: (1) closing achievement and opportunity gaps, (2) staff empowerment and teacher equity, and (3) community engagement and integration. McGee said the plan is aligned to state law for districts participating…
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