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Principals report CBE progress, new student clubs and anti‑bullying work

Center Cass School District 66 Board of Education · February 12, 2025
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Summary

Principals and building leaders reported progress on Competency‑Based Education, the launch of five student‑created clubs engaging over 80 students, and student anti‑bullying poster campaigns driven by ACE at Lakeview Junior High.

Prairieview Principal Jake Little told the board that Competency‑Based Education (CBE) efforts are gaining momentum: Vanguard teachers created an assessment and feedback framework and teachers are beginning to implement CBE‑aligned work to empower students to own their learning.

Principal Little also reported the Student Experience Coordinator launched five student‑created clubs that engage over 80 students, helping with social connections and motivation. At Lakeview Junior High, Dr. Mark Orszula said students used flexible learning spaces and that the ACE program led students to design anti‑bullying posters now displayed across the school. Elizabeth Ide Principal Katie Johnson described a successful 100th Day of School and staff use of Panorama data to refine social‑emotional supports.

These reports emphasize building‑level implementations of district strategic priorities—CBE, student leadership and social‑emotional supports—with staff-led club and ACE initiatives and SIP day collaboration noted as supporting structures.