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Dr. Woodcock: Jamesville-DeWitt had a smooth start to the school year; device-policy violations remain low
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Woodcock reported a successful first 10 days, identified a new principal at Moses Stewart and provided device-policy data (13 devices collected on day 1, then 5, 4, 3, 4, 6, 5, 3), noting most students had a single violation.
Dr. Woodcock, the district superintendent, told the board the district completed day 10 of the school year and that the opening went "beautifully," noting a new principal at Moses Stewart and two professional development days for staff.
On device-policy enforcement, Dr. Woodcock gave daily counts from the opening days: "We collected 13 devices on day 1," then reported counts of 5, 4, 3, 4, 6, 5 and 3 on subsequent days, and said most students had only one violation. She told the board she would include strategic-plan–aligned superintendent goals in the October 6 meeting and will provide quarterly updates on district progress tied to the recently updated strategic plan.
The superintendent also framed targeted initiatives tied to equity and student voice that will be brought forward as part of regular reporting: she plans to use SuperEval for superintendent goals and to share those goals with the board for approval at a future meeting.
