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Board approves district strategic plan and school renewal plans; state waiver allows continuation year

Williamsburg County School District Board of Trustees · April 27, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the district strategic plan and aligned school renewal plans after staff said the state granted a waiver allowing a one‑year continuation while the district transitions to a new superintendent and pursues Cognia accreditation.

Mrs. Malcavine, director of testing and accountability, briefed the board on the district strategic plan and the aligned school renewal plans, explaining the state approved a waiver that makes the coming year a continuation year rather than a full rewrite amid a superintendent transition and Cognia accreditation work.

“District strategic plan outlines the district’s long‑term visions, priorities, and measurable goals aligned to the state and federal expectation,” Mrs. Malcavine explained while summarizing what the plan covers and stating that the board chair and superintendent are required to sign the plan before submission to the state department.

Board members had no substantive questions and moved to approve the strategic plan and the school renewal plans; the motions were seconded and each carried by voice vote. The presenter said she would submit the signed plan to the state Department of Education.

The approvals were procedural: no amendments or substantive policy changes were made to the goals and staff stated the plan retains the existing five‑year goals for an additional year as allowed by the waiver.

Next steps: the district chair and superintendent will sign and submit the strategic plan to the state as required; staff will continue to align school‑level renewal plans to district priorities and report back on implementation progress.