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District presents draft arts plan funded by Prop 28, seeks community input
Summary
Tiffany Dougherty and Linus Lancaster presented a draft TK–12 arts plan funded by Prop 28 that sets six objectives — including access, teaching and learning, and community engagement — and asked trustees for feedback before finalizing.
District staff presented a draft arts-education plan developed with grant support and consultant input that the presenters said aligns with the California arts framework and the district’s LCAP goals. The draft vision: "Every student in Healdsburg Unified has access to high-quality standards aligned arts education... and uses creativity and self expression to deepen their understanding of themselves and the world around them."
Tiffany Dougherty described six overarching objectives — community partnerships, empathy and inclusion, teaching and learning, student-driven assessment, access, and ownership of learning — and said the plan is a ‘‘living document’’ that will be refined with community and student input. Linus Lancaster reviewed the timeline, said principals will determine school-level implementation steps, and noted that Prop 28 funds provide ongoing support. The board did not vote on the plan at this meeting and staff said no additional funding request was being made at this time.
