LAPS News:
Linda Anderman of LANL’s Community Programs Office facilitated Saturday’s Community Strategic Plan update meeting. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos High School students, school staff, parents and community members attended a “Strategic Plan” update meeting Saturday morning in the high school Speech Theater.
Strategic Plan Thrust Captains provided briefings on progress made of the work completed over the past seven months as well as updates on the path forward in five key areas:
- Student Achievement
- Effective Teachers
- Aligned Resources and Support Systems
- Community Partnerships
- System for Continuous Improvement
School Superintendent Gene Schmidt said that school and community involvement is important in creating a pathway to a world class system that prepares all students to be skilled, confident learners who are ready to succeed in a rapidly changing global environment.
LAPS Strategic Plan update meeting Saturday at the high school Speech Theater. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
LAPS School Board President Dr. Kevin Honnell explained the desired outcomes of the gathering and Schmidt shared progress made on the plan thus far.
Los Alamos County Council Chair Sharon Stover, a longtime youth advocate, participated in Saturday’s meeting. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Linda Anderman of LANL’s Community Programs Office led a discussion on how people want to stay informed and the ways in which they want to help and get involved.
LAPS School Board Vice President Dawn Venhaus closed the meeting by asking, “Where are we going from here?”
School Superintendent Dr. Gene Schmidt discusses his belief that school and community involvement is important in creating a pathway to a world class educational system. School Board President Dr. Kevin Honnell looks on at right. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
The strategic planning session lasted two hours and those who participated helped shape the next five years of the district’s goal to become one of the best schools in the nation.