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Superintendent unveils five‑year strategic plan, pledges monthly progress reports
Summary
The superintendent launched a five-year strategic plan approved by the school committee and said she will report monthly on implementation. She described three year‑one commitments and emphasized the plan is not meant to sit on a shelf.
The superintendent presented a district five‑year strategic plan developed after a DESE district review and extensive stakeholder input, and said the plan was unanimously approved by the school committee in June. She described the plan as "the story of where we go together" and emphasized it is intended to be implemented, not filed away: "This plan is not a document that's gonna sit on the shelf."
For year one she identified three commitments: create clarity around high‑quality learning, align district work and systems to reduce competing priorities, and strengthen capacity through ongoing learning, coaching and feedback. The superintendent said she will report monthly to the school committee on leadership implementation, system coherence and adult learning as measures of progress.
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