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The Angeletti Group outlines search plan for next Woodstock Academy head of school

The Woodstock Academy Board of Trustees · September 17, 2024
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Summary

At the Woodstock Academy Board of Trustees retreat Sept. 17, The Angeletti Group described its search process and timeline for selecting the school’s next head, summarized community listening-session findings, and answered board questions; the meeting adjourned at 7:37 p.m.

The Angeletti Group presented its plan and timeline for selecting the next head of school at a Woodstock Academy Board of Trustees retreat on Sept. 17, 2024, President Swenson said as she opened the 6:30 p.m. meeting.

Jay Angeletti, president of The Angeletti Group, described the consulting firm’s background and capabilities and "expressed confidence in his team's ability to find a candidate who will meet/exceed the Board’s expectations," according to the board minutes.

Kate Hughes, the firm’s senior vice president and chief operating officer, provided a detailed outline and timeline for the search and answered trustees’ procedural questions. David Beecher, vice president of client partnerships, summarized the listening-session results, grouping responses into four areas the board identified as priorities: School Strengths; Responsibility/Focus/Opportunities; Leadership Style/Personal Qualities; and Employment History & Qualifications.

Board members reviewed the lists compiled from the sessions and contributed additional comments during the discussion period. President Swenson thanked trustees for their participation and input.

A motion to adjourn the meeting was moved by Brent Tuttle and seconded by David Morse. The motion to adjourn at 7:37 p.m. passed unanimously. The minutes record that they are for informational purposes only and list Julie Woodland as board clerk who respectfully submitted the record.