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Principals brief board on building improvement goals; superintendent outlines Link Learning partnership update
Summary
Principals from Three Rivers schools presented building-level school improvement goals and highlights at the June 1 work session. Superintendent Nikki Nash also provided a preliminary update on a renewed Link Learning partnership, noting the program is still being drafted and more information is expected in the fall.
Principals from across the Three Rivers Community School District briefed the board on building-level school improvement goals and highlights during the June 1 work session.
Presenters included Carrie Balk and Julie Vaughn from Three Rivers High School, Jason Bingaman from Three Rivers Middle School, Greg Rutten from Andrews Elementary, David Soderquist from Hoppin Elementary, Lisa Laskarides (interim) from Norton Elementary and Amanda Fahnestock from Park Elementary. Each provided updates on school improvement goals and highlights for their respective buildings; board members asked questions and received answers, according to the minutes.
Superintendent Nikki Nash gave a separate update on a renewed partnership with Link Learning designed to provide alternative education options for students who would benefit from nontraditional settings. Nash said the program is still being drafted and that more detailed information will be available in the fall.
The transcript records the presentations and the superintendent’s preliminary briefing but does not include detailed improvement plan texts, performance metrics, or timelines for Link Learning implementation.
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