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Superintendent unveils three‑year plan and launches 100th‑day listening tour

Chandler Unified School District Governing Board · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Doctor Battle highlighted district athletic honors, Governor Katie Hobbs' visit, meal program deadlines, and announced a three‑year plan with a 100th‑day listening tour starting Aug. 10 for community input and alignment.

Superintendent Doctor Battle used his opening report to celebrate district athletic achievements and to preview a new three‑year strategic plan. He told the board that Basha, Chandler and Hamilton high schools received statewide recognition in fall sports rankings and noted Hamilton’s MaxPreps program honors.

He also highlighted a recent visit by Arizona governor Katie Hobbs to CTA Liberty, described the importance of healthy meals and reminded families that the free‑and‑reduced lunch re‑registration deadline is Aug. 26. Doctor Battle introduced a three‑year plan that begins with an assessment year and a 100th‑day listening tour launching Aug. 10 to gather community input. "We are encouraging our students and families, community partners to come," he said, inviting governing‑board members to join the tour.

The superintendent said year one will focus on assessment and alignment, year two on optimization and transformation, and year three on sustaining and growth. He indicated more details will be shared with the board and public as the plan is operationalized.