Seattle Schools and their Strategic Plan
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Seattle Schools and their Strategic Plan |
You'd think after all the years that I've complained about parents being not included in district initiatives that I might have welcomed the planning for the new Strategic Plan.
Nope.
My first inkling of "Danger, Will Robinson" was this what? 50,60,70-person Strategic Plan Taskforce. I knew I wouldn't be applying for that one because I can only imagine a meeting with that many people.
Second, isn't this the Board and the Superintendent's job? I mean, draw up a plan, get input/feedback and roll it out.
Third, I attend the first community meeting for the planning at Eckstein last week. I've been to many of these dog-and-pony shows and frankly, I wasn't impressed. There were maybe 50 people including Directors Peaslee,
Nope.
My first inkling of "Danger, Will Robinson" was this what? 50,60,70-person Strategic Plan Taskforce. I knew I wouldn't be applying for that one because I can only imagine a meeting with that many people.
Second, isn't this the Board and the Superintendent's job? I mean, draw up a plan, get input/feedback and roll it out.
Third, I attend the first community meeting for the planning at Eckstein last week. I've been to many of these dog-and-pony shows and frankly, I wasn't impressed. There were maybe 50 people including Directors Peaslee,