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Community Education advisory council outlines registration, rebranding and early‑childhood goals
Summary
Advisory council chair Andrea Gresman outlined SMART goals for Crosby‑Ironton Community Education including a centralized registration/payment platform targeted for July 2026, rebranding and expanded early‑childhood access and services for the 2026–27 school year.
Andrea Gresman, newly named chair of the Crosby‑Ironton Community Education advisory council, presented the council’s strategic planning outcomes and SMART goals for 2025–26.
Gresman said the council’s top priorities include implementing a centralized registration and payment system by July 2026 to streamline signups for community education activities and reduce staff time. The council also recommended a rebranding and clearer communications strategy to explain Community Ed’s role and funding and proposed an annual events calendar that would include a spring job fair, a homeschool fair and a summer community garage sale to increase participation.
Another central objective is increasing early‑childhood accessibility; the council wants a streamlined tuition and registration process in place for the 2026–27 school year. Gresman said the advisory council worked with district staff — led in the planning sessions by MCA director Matt Dazen — to identify priorities and expected to hand recommendations to administration for implementation.
Board members praised the advisory council’s outreach plans and encouraged additional community input as the district integrates Community Ed priorities with district strategic planning work.
