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Regional School District No. 17 board reviews 2025–26 Continuous Improvement Plan
Summary
The Regional School District No. 17 Board of Education received an overview of the district’s 2025–26 Continuous Improvement Plan on Oct. 28, with Assistant Superintendent Jennifer Miller presenting district goals and school principals delivering site-level plans; no votes or public comments were recorded.
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At a meeting on Oct. 28, 2025, the Regional School District No. 17 Board of Education convened in the Haddam‑Killingworth High School Community Room to review the district’s Continuous Improvement Plan (CIP) for 2025–26. Assistant Superintendent Jennifer Miller presented an overview of the CIP, saying the district’s strategic operating plan guides the CIP and outlining the plan’s key goal areas.
The board then heard school‑level presentations. Principals Dennis Reed and Brienne Whidden presented the CIP materials for Killingworth Elementary School and Burr Elementary School. Principal Eric Larson presented for Haddam‑Killingworth Intermediate School. Interim Principal Heather Persson and Interim Assistant Principal Steven Fitzgerald presented for Haddam‑Killingworth Middle School. Principal Donna Hayward and Assistant Principal Kelly Brown presented for Haddam‑Killingworth High School. Director of Student Services Dr. Aaron Puzarne delivered the Student Services portion of the CIP.
The meeting record lists Interim Superintendent Paul K. Smith, Assistant Superintendent Jennifer Miller, Director of Student Services Dr. Aaron Puzarne, Administrative Assistant Sarah Kaiser, multiple principals and assistant principals, curriculum coordinators, and other district staff as present. The minutes note zero visitors and record that Board Chair Suzanne Sack called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and adjourned at 7:32 p.m.
No motions, votes, or formal board actions are included in the minutes; the presentations were recorded as informational. The minutes do not document public comment, requests for follow‑up votes, or final approvals of the CIP within this meeting.
