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MSD of New Durham Township school board holds focus group on strategic plan
Summary
On Nov. 9, 2022, the MSD of New Durham Township School Board held a work session and a focus group with EES to review district strengths and possible improvements ahead of an upcoming strategic planning process; the minutes list attendees but give no further specifics.
On Nov. 9, 2022, the MSD of New Durham Township School Board convened a work session and held a focus group with EES to review district strengths and areas for improvement as part of an upcoming strategic planning process. The board’s minutes state that the group "went through strengths and improvements within the district pertaining to the upcoming strategic planning" but do not record specific findings, recommendations or direct quotes.
The minutes list board attendees as Wayne Hodge, Dr. Sandra Wood (Superintendent), Mark Parkman and Karen Jedrysek. Lynn Wilson is recorded as absent. The document notes there was no executive session that day.
The minutes also include the district mission: "The mission of MSD of New Durham Township is to Inspire, Challenge, and Educate!" The record sets the next regular meeting for Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. in the media center.
The meeting minutes provide only an outline of topics discussed during the focus group and do not include the specific strengths, improvement items, or any formal motions or votes tied to the strategic planning work. The minutes contain a signature line that appears garbled ("Ligmwika Lynn /Vilson, Secretary"); the document separately lists Lynn Wilson as absent, which the minutes do not clarify further.
The board has not recorded additional public materials or appended notes in these minutes that would identify the specific proposals or next steps coming out of the focus group. Readers seeking the substance of the strategic-planning conversation should request the board’s meeting packet or notes from district staff or check subsequent meeting minutes for follow-up actions.
