VIGO COUNTY, Ind. – Monday night the Vigo County School administration presented their strategic plan to the School Board.
The plan covers goals for the next five years.
The plan is the result of over 90 community meetings, eight board planning meetings, and almost 200 community members on committees in special focused areas.
Some key points of the plan include fiscal responsibility by maintain 10% cash balance. Creating a technology-rich environment that delivers Delivering a 21st-century education and teaches students skills that foster growth. The plan also seeks to strengthen pre-k programs.
The plan also highlights the corporation’s spending cuts and future for their buildings.
Community meetings will be announced soon that provide information on the eight concepts as well as costs and tax impact.
Superintendent Dr Rob Haworth hopes to narrow the eight options to four by May, and from four to one by December.
The plan calls for the school board to act on a facility plan in winter 2020-21, with a facility referendum in May 2021.
The board did not vote on anything.
Monday was only the first reading for this strategic plan. A vote could come at the next meeting.
Download the plan by clicking here.
