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Superintendent shares district vision and staff report; assistant superintendent reports enrollment increase and dashboard movement

Richland School District Governing Board of Trustees · December 16, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Romero outlined 'The Richland Way' vision development and next steps, reporting 92% agreement with the Vision and 96% agreement with The Richland Way; Assistant Superintendent Blacklock reported 2,412 scholars enrolled (up 52 from the start of the year) and noted several schools exiting program identification on the California School Dashboard.

Superintendent Rosa A. Romero presented 'The Richland Way' and the district vision, summarizing the development process that began in 2023 and included surveys of students, staff and parents. Romero reported that 92% of respondents agree with the Vision and 96% agree with The Richland Way, and outlined next steps including presentations to the Shafter Community Task Force and the Lions Club.

Assistant Superintendent Annette Blacklock reported current enrollment of 2,412 scholars, an increase of 52 since the beginning of the school year but a decline relative to the prior year. She reviewed California School Dashboard results, noting that Redwood Elementary and Richland Junior High exited CSI, Sequoia Elementary exited ATSI, Golden Oak had no program entry/exit changes, and the district has exited Differentiated Assistance.