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Summers County Board Adopts Four Goals for 2026–27 School Year
Summary
The Summers County Board approved four strategic goals — student success, community engagement, fiscal stewardship and expanded student opportunities — and asked that the goals be published on the district website; vote was 5-0.
The Summers County Board of Education on Aug. 11 adopted four board goals for the 2026–27 school year: student success (increase enrollment and retention; reduce chronic absenteeism; decrease voluntary staff turnover), community engagement (outreach and partnerships), fiscal stewardship (responsible resource management), and student opportunities (expand CTE and extracurricular participation).
"1 is related to student success, increase our enrollment, improve retention, reduce chronic absenteeism, while decreasing voluntary staff turnover," the Chair read while presenting the proposed goals. Board members moved and seconded the proposal and approved the four goals by a 5-0 vote. The Chair requested the goals be posted on the district website in the board section for public visibility.
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