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Schools present five-year strategic plan; superintendent says carryover request will be reduced
Summary
Appomattox County Public Schools presented a new five-year strategic plan and the superintendent told the board the division will reduce an earlier FY25 carryover request (originally $594,944); the revised figure will appear on next month's consent agenda.
Dr. Tib, superintendent of Appomattox County Public Schools, presented the division's five-year strategic plan, describing five focus areas: instruction and academics, student physical/mental health and well-being, recruiting and retaining staff, technology, and community engagement. He said the plan was a community effort involving parents, students and partners and that the district will tie budget decisions to the strategic plan over the coming five years.
The superintendent also said the division had originally requested a FY25 carryover of $594,944 but announced that the school board has voted to reduce that requested carryover. "Originally we were requesting a carryover amount from FY25 of $594,944," Dr. Tib told the board; he said the adjustment to that original request would appear on the board's consent agenda next month. Board members thanked the superintendent for the work and asked that staff monitor the workforce-development kickoff scheduled for next week.
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