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Superintendent outlines district improvement plan focused on instructional leadership and PLCs partnership
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Wenzel presented a draft district improvement plan centered on three priorities: refocusing central office to support principals as instructional leaders, strengthening principal leadership capacity, and expanding professional learning communities via a three-year PLCs at Work partnership. The board was asked to consider approval in October alongside school improvement plans.
Superintendent Dr. Wenzel told the board the draft district improvement plan is grounded in research and three central strategies: shifting central office to better support principals as instructional leaders, investing in principal leadership capacity, and deepening teacher collaboration through PLC work. "The central office shifts to be able to help principals become stronger instructional leaders," Dr. Wenzel said, describing a through-line that will align district mission and school improvement plans.
Dr. Wenzel outlined a three-year partnership with PLCs at Work to begin with leadership teams and move into teacher-level implementation, and described five priority goals for the year tied to the plan (mathematics, English language arts, attendance, graduation rates and delivery of Evergreen Elementary). He recommended the board review the draft and consider approval in October along with school improvement plans; the superintendent also suggested that future superintendent evaluation discussions link to progress on these goals.
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