Archived Board Goals

1

To evaluate the status of remaining bond and capital projects.

2

To marshal demographic information to review future programmatic and operational needs of the District.

3

To establish special committee(s) to include community involvement.

1

To evaluate the status of bond and capital projects.

To monitor construction projects and keep costs in check (despite circumstances out of our control).

2

To engage in a demographic study, evaluate enrollment, and the optional zone.

To monitor enrollment numbers, building usage and review the implications of the optional zone.

3

To support the social-emotional and mental well-being of students and staff.

4

To evaluate the feasibility of a strategic planning process.

1

To monitor construction projects and keep costs in check (despite circumstances out of our control).

2

To monitor enrollment numbers, building usage and review the implications of the optional zone.

3

To review the success of the new Pre-K site at J.F. Kennedy School.

4

To announce the additional classrooms to be built at E.M. Baker and Lakeville Schools, to be supported by the community referendum vote on December 3, 2019.

5

To review security initiatives throughout the district.

6

To continue to work with all parent and administration leaders.

1

To support the transition of the district’s new administrative staff.

2

To continue to monitor the progress of capital reserve and bond-approved projects, and ensure communication of such progress with the community.

3

To consolidate three Board of Education Advisory Committees into two (by combining the Financial Advisory Committee and the Building Advisory Committee), and to share reports about Committee meetings with the community at Board of Education meetings and on the district website.

4

To review and assess all security measures.

1

To reflect on the work of the Advisory Committees to the Board, and review their recommendations for the parameters of membership in subsequent years. (The Board of Education Advisory Committees are: Building, Citizens, and Financial. The chairs of these Committees will present reports at the Nov. 13 Board of Education meeting, at the Parkville School.)

2

To continue our partnership with both our school community and our larger community to best serve the needs of our students, their families, and all of our residents. To this end, the Board will explore holding a community-wide Wellness Fair in the spring of 2018.

3

To monitor the progression of the 2015 Capital Reserve and the 2017 Bond Referendum projects.

4

To expand the number of polling sites for the annual and special school district elections.

5

To assist in the orientation and professional development of our new Board of Education members.