Strategic planning involves brainstorming and collaboration, and we are dedicated to ensuring that we receive diverse community input regarding this plan.
Our initial opportunity for community involvement was a ThoughtExchange survey. I would like to thank everyone who participated and offered their input. The response was impressive and your feedback will play a crucial role as we review and revise our mission, vision, and core values.
Our next step is to collaborate with key stakeholders, including community, faculty and staff, Board of Education, and leadership team members to generate ideas that align with the District’s objectives in our prioritized areas. Are you interested in being part of this one day, in-person collaborative effort?
Our community planning day will be held on February 28, from 4 PM to 8 PM. Light refreshments will be served. If you’re interested, please complete the brief application at the following link by February 15. We are seeking a broad representation of participants from various backgrounds and roles to guarantee inclusive and different perspectives in our discussions.
https://forms.gle/GXgADMBiEHECezZM6
We will reach out to selected participants via email by Tuesday, February 20.
Thank you for your consideration in participating in this important initiative. We look forward to your contributions, which will help shape the future of Saugerties Central School District.
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