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Five board members return self‑evaluations; superintendent to propose SMART goals

Floodwood Public School District School Board · December 9, 2024
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Summary

Five members of the Floodwood school board submitted self‑evaluations. Superintendent Sue Hoeft will draft SMART goal options for the board to consider at a future meeting to guide performance and priorities.

Board members reported that five self‑evaluation forms were returned in the most recent round of board self‑assessment. The board discussed next steps for using those results to frame annual priorities and asked Superintendent Sue Hoeft to help establish SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time‑bound) goal options for consideration at a forthcoming meeting.

No specific SMART goals or timelines were adopted at the Dec. 9 working session. The item was recorded as part of the board’s governance and annual planning work.

Superintendent Hoeft will bring concrete SMART goal options back to the board for deliberation.