Jennifer Switzer

This School Comprehensive Education Plan for the Warrensburg Central School District, spanning 2026-2027, establishes a roadmap for enhancing high-quality Tier 1 instruction, characterized by student-centered, purposeful, engaging, and relationship-driven practices. The plan outlines key strategies to engage students in cognitively demanding tasks, supported by robust structures for teacher professional learning through collaborative time and expert guidance. Additionally, it details schoolwide core structures for instructional leadership to ensure rigorous and equitable instruction, promotes student well-being and comprehensive support through the 'Every Student Thrives' initiative, and implements proactive measures for attendance monitoring and intervention. The overarching vision is to cultivate an environment that fosters deep academic growth, equity, and a supportive learning experience for all students.

The School Comprehensive Education Plan outlines strategies to enhance high-quality, student-centered instruction by engaging students in cognitively demanding tasks and collaborative learning. It establishes school-wide core structures focusing on rigorous, standards-aligned instruction through coordinated feedback systems, fostering an environment where every student thrives with consistent expectations, strong relationships, and timely supports. Additionally, the plan includes routines for proactive attendance monitoring and interventions to ensure student presence and engagement.

This District Comprehensive Improvement Plan outlines a roadmap for enhancing educational outcomes, focusing on establishing a shared understanding of high-quality Tier 1 instruction. The plan details district actions to support core structures for teacher learning, rigorous standards-aligned instruction, ensuring every student thrives, and improving attendance. It also addresses significant inequities in staffing, enrollment/participation, and funding, aiming to mitigate these disparities to provide equitable opportunities for all students.

This document serves as an academic program guide outlining the comprehensive educational offerings and pathways for students, guided by a vision to educate, nurture, and empower them as respectful and successful global citizens. It encourages students to embrace challenges, explore personal interests, and keep future options open. The guide details graduation requirements, various diploma types (Advanced Regents Diploma, Regents Diploma), and an extensive curriculum spanning English, World Languages, Social Studies, Business, Mathematics, Science, Physical Education & Health, Music, Art, Technology Education, and Family & Consumer Science. Key focus areas include offering diverse electives, college credit programs (e.g., SUNY Adirondack, Syracuse University), and career and technical education endorsements.

The workshop session included an Executive Session to discuss matters related to the employment of a particular person, which occurred twice during the meeting. Key new business involved a request for clarification regarding Governance and the use of SIG grant funds. A presentation was given on Health and Wellness initiatives, detailing grant collaborations and activities in outdoor adventure education. Another topic addressed recent incidents of account hacking targeting schools, emphasizing the necessity of technology and human vigilance for cybersecurity.