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West Orange unveils five‑year strategic plan as administration warns of $12.3 million shortfall
Summary
Superintendent Moore and district leaders presented a five‑year strategic plan focused on finance, student achievement and safety, while Business Administrator Tanya Flowers said the district faces a projected $12,300,000 deficit for 2026–27 and outlined potential reductions and efficiency measures.
Superintendent Moore presented the West Orange Public Schools’ five‑year strategic plan on March 5, outlining three priorities — finance and facilities, student achievement and wellness, and safety and security — and a Year‑1 implementation schedule.
The administration framed the plan around stakeholder input, district data and a community survey. "We gathered feedback from staff, family, community members, and the board to ensure the plan reflects our shared priorities for the district," Moore said, describing a process that moved from data collection to development of strategic priorities and a forthcoming Year 1 implementation plan.
Business Administrator Tanya Flowers summarized the community and faculty survey results (the presentation cites…
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