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Board outlines five district goals for 2025, flags property portfolio as priority

Ocean View School District Board of Trustees · January 15, 2025
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Summary

Trustees and interim superintendent presented five draft goals—student achievement, property portfolio, customer service, community engagement and effective systems—with broad consensus to move forward; trustees asked for measurable metrics and community input.

The Ocean View Board of Trustees reviewed and gave consensus to five draft district goals for 2025, with student achievement affirmed as goal number one and property-portfolio management elevated as a pressing priority.

Interim Superintendent presented five umbrella goals drawn from six months of board input: (1) student achievement; (2) optimizing the property portfolio and leveraging district real estate; (3) improving customer service and responsiveness; (4) deepening community and parent engagement; and (5) strengthening effective and efficient systems and structures. Trustees discussed whether the items imply a hierarchy and how they will be measured.

Several trustees emphasized the urgency of addressing unused district properties that could become blights or financial burdens if left vacant. The board directed staff to return with measurement tools and implementation plans; staff said specific measurement and implementation details will come to a future meeting and will be incorporated into district planning and public engagement processes (including the LCAP where applicable).

What happens next: Staff will propose measurable indicators and timelines in a follow-up meeting and the board invited public input through standard LCAP and engagement channels.