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Superintendent presents strategic plan progress; board asks for 'foundations' training

Kodiak Island Borough School District · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Briggman and staff reviewed the district strategic plan, describing mission and pillars and celebrating sustained work on the common vision for learning. Trustees asked for a deeper board briefing on the 'foundations' behavior framework.

Superintendent Dr. Briggman told trustees the strategic plan is a "living document" guiding work from district leadership to classrooms, and summarized the district mission: "to engage and empower all students for growth and success." He outlined the plan's pillars — teaching and learning, community engagement, human capital, and physical health and sustainability — and said staff are using data platforms and communication tools to track progress.

Katrina and Angie walked the board through the "buoy for success" metaphor (relationships, collaboration, high-quality instruction) and the district's common vision for learning, noting six subgoals tied to instruction and leadership-walk data. Angie described the 'foundations' framework for multi-tiered behavioral supports and suggested a future board training to deepen trustees' understanding. Board members asked for a fuller 'foundations' briefing at an upcoming meeting so trustees can better evaluate discipline and behavior supports across schools.