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Administration outlines leadership team, threat‑assessment plan and CTE updates

Stanley County School District 57-1 Board of Education · November 14, 2025
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Summary

District administrators described a new district leadership team, plans for a threat assessment presentation and parent communication, and updates on career‑technical education courses (including CDL and CTE labeling required for grants).

District administrators reported several operational priorities for the coming school year. They described forming a district leadership team composed of representatives from every building to handle systemic student and staff issues, and confirmed plans to present threat assessment procedures and parent communications in August. The administrator said the threat assessment team will present "the procedures and policies that we are going to follow starting in the new school year," and that they will prepare a parent letter so families understand how the team operates.

Administrators also discussed CTE course naming and grant compliance: some course titles must be adjusted (for example, reclassifying an ag‑titled welding class to a manufacturing track because the district lacks an ag program) so the district can retain equipment grants. The district reported work toward CDL training options, simulator use and partnerships with technical providers. Finally, administrators described curriculum alignment efforts in math and literacy and planned professional development and mentorship initiatives for staff and coaches.