Joshua D. Williams

The Title I Transition Plan for the Armstrong School District for the 2023-2024 school year focuses on providing seamless transitions for students from preschool to kindergarten, between elementary grades, from elementary to secondary education, and from high school to college and career. The plan emphasizes community coordination, interagency collaboration, and active parent involvement through various initiatives, including information sessions, screenings, and orientations. It aims to support student achievement and ensure parents are well-informed about curriculum, instruction, and available services.

The strategic plan of Armstrong School District focuses on student success through four pillars: teaching and learning, strong relationships with families and the community, investing in people, and managing the whole. The plan aims to cultivate critical thinkers, self-advocates, effective communicators, lifelong learners, service-minded citizens, and technologically literate individuals. Key goals include ensuring a foundation for success, supporting the complete child, promoting continuous academic growth, and fostering post-graduation readiness. Measures for success include proficiency in early literacy and numeracy, a safe and welcoming school environment, mastery of academic standards, and high attendance rates.

The strategic plan for Armstrong School District from 2025 to 2028 focuses on empowering students for individual success through collaboration and support. It emphasizes improving attendance by addressing underlying causes and fostering a positive school climate. The plan includes developing a comprehensive career exploration program to enhance post-secondary transitions and ensuring consistent achievement in math and ELA through aligned instructional practices and data-driven strategies.