Christina Diaz

This document outlines the Scottsdale Unified School District's Strategic Plan, emphasizing key strategic priorities and ambitious goals for future success. The plan focuses on academic excellence, fostering a positive climate and community engagement, developing talented and qualified professionals, optimizing resources, and promoting future-focused innovation. Specific objectives include achieving 75% of 8th graders successfully completing Algebra 1 and increasing school capture rates and maximizing capacity by 2030. Shorter-term targets for Spring 2028 include meeting specific enrollment figures, ensuring all schools achieve an A-rating, and expanding student pathways to include college credit and industry certifications.

The Board meeting included a public hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2026-2027 expenditure budget. Discussions focused on the budget development process, the impact of declining Average Daily Membership (ADM) on district funding, salary and benefit expenditures for certified and classified staff, and the use of one-time funding and capital transfers to balance the budget. Additionally, the Board addressed inquiries regarding classroom spending and requested further data analysis on stipends and instructional expenditure allocations.

This Campus Improvement Plan outlines strategic goals for Mountainside Middle School for the 2017-2018 academic year. Key objectives include ensuring at least 90% of students maintain highly proficient status and 20% improve their performance ranking, and establishing 100% quarterly communication from teachers to parents. The plan also focuses on cultural development by pursuing International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) candidate status by April 2018, and enhancing pedagogical rigor through the implementation of multiple IB-MYP Integrated Units of Study by 100% of teachers.

This document presents the IT Vision and Mission, detailing an IT strategic direction focused on empowering students and staff through technology to foster lifelong learning. It includes an Executive Summary of the 2025-26 Trust Audit, highlighting a strong cybersecurity posture with a 96% risk assessment score, meeting key requirements for multi-factor authentication, endpoint detection and response, and secure backups. The document also identifies areas for continuous improvement, such as full hard drive encryption, and outlines ongoing IT projects and efforts.

The meeting featured several recognitions and celebrations, including the awarding of an honorary high school diploma to a community member, outstanding performance in the Continental Math League competition by elementary students, theater program achievements at Chaparral High School, and the recognition of community partners for their contributions to military induction ceremonies, scholarship support, and the implementation of a new district-wide math curriculum.