Jason Wayne Causey

This document outlines the strategic goals, performance objectives, and strategies for Krueger Primary Campus. It focuses on creating a safe and high-achieving learning environment for students, supporting faculty and staff, fostering positive communication among all stakeholders including parents and the community, and ensuring fiscal responsibility. Key areas include improving academic performance, staff retention, timely communication, and promoting well-being.

This strategic plan outlines the goals, performance objectives, and strategies for Marion High School for the 2024-2025 school year. It focuses on providing an environment that maintains student safety and supports high-level student learning, enhancing student academic performance and readiness for college, career, or military. Key pillars include maintaining a commitment to support faculty and staff, increasing family and community engagement, and ensuring financial responsibility.

The Marion Independent School District's 2024-2025 District Improvement Plan outlines goals, performance objectives, and strategies across five key areas. These include providing an environment that ensures student safety and supports high-level learning, maintaining a commitment to faculty and staff development, increasing family and community engagement, upholding financial responsibility, and integrating 21st-century skills and opportunities through technology.

This document outlines the 2024-2025 goals, performance objectives, and strategies for Karrer Elementary School. Key strategic areas include ensuring student safety and high academic achievement by focusing on literacy, math, digital skills, and attendance; providing robust support and professional development for faculty and staff to promote retention and attract innovative talent; fostering positive communication and strong engagement with parents, students, and the broader community through various activities and outreach; and maintaining fiscal responsibility to align resources with identified needs.

Marion ISD's District of Innovation Plan provides the district with increased local control and autonomy over educational programming and decision-making, aiming to foster student and staff success through innovation. Key strategies include maintaining flexible K-4 class sizes, setting school start dates, offering alternative educator certifications, adjusting instructional minutes, extending probationary contracts for new teachers, and modifying attendance rules for credit. The plan also addresses student transfers, e-cigarette possession, and grievance procedures.