Page 148 - Superintendent Annual Report 24-25
P. 148
BOARD AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS
STRATEGIC PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
FY25 marked a pivotal third year in implementing the District Strategic Plan, which directs substantial improve-
ments in teaching, learning, and operations. Throughout the year, the strategic plan has driven meaningful
progress across 14 initiatives aligned with the themes of Academic Excellence & Growth, Student-Focused
Culture, Mental Health & Wellness, and Committed & Impactful Employees.
The District is proud to report that four initiatives have entered the closing phase, signifying that their practices
and outcomes have been successfully integrated into daily operations. This transition underscores the success
of the District’s implementation efforts and its commitment to sustaining long-term improvement.
Below are key accomplishments celebrating milestones and affirming the District’s commitment to a thriving,
future-ready school District.
Academic Excellence & Growth
These initiatives emphasize enhancing educational outcomes and ensuring students receive a high-quality
education.
Expanded Literacy Instruction
Through a strategic partnership with the University of Florida Lastinger Center, more than 600 educators
completed 36 hours of comprehensive literacy training. In FY25, 16 schools joined the K-2 Literacy Cohort, for
a total of 47 schools, advancing early literacy development through evidence-based practices grounded in the
Science of Reading.
Increased Career Readiness
The District secured over $4 million in grants, launched new Career & Technical Education programs, and
expanded adult education opportunities, to include commercial driver’s license and electrical programs at
West Technical Education Center.
Comprehensive Community Experiences
Over 50,000 students participated in curated field trips. To increase collaboration with our community and
align learning opportunities for all students, the District partnered with multiple community organizations,
students visited scientific or cultural venues, or participated in a career-exploration experience at a local Palm
Beach State College campus.
Student-Focused Culture
These initiatives prioritize the needs and experiences of students in all aspects of school life. Initiatives within
this theme promote positive relationships between students and staff while implementing programs to support
student engagement and leadership development.
Elevated Student Voice
Every school established a Student Voice Committee and appointed a faculty advisor, culminating in the
inaugural student-led FutureMakers Forum with over 300 participants. This initiative is now integrated into
regular District operations.
148 SUPERINTENDENT ANNUAL REPORT