Tacoma School Board adopts 10-year strategic plan and community initiative

May 10, 2025 | Tacoma School District, School Districts, Washington


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Tacoma School Board adopts 10-year strategic plan and community initiative
A bold new initiative aimed at fostering community unity and pride was unveiled during the Tacoma School District's Board Meeting on May 8, 2025. The "1 City" initiative, championed by district leaders, emphasizes collective responsibility among residents, schools, and local organizations to address pressing issues such as gun violence and food insecurity.

Superintendent's remarks highlighted the importance of collaboration, stating, "Taking care of our babies is not the sole responsibility of us as a school district... We all have some sort of ownership in this." This sentiment underscores a call for community engagement, urging citizens to take pride in their city and work together for positive change.

The board unanimously adopted Resolution 2159, which formalizes the "1 City" initiative, set to run from September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2035. The resolution aims to create a framework for ongoing community involvement and support, with hopes that it will "change the narrative" and foster a stronger, more empathetic community.

In addition to the "1 City" initiative, the board also approved the second reading of the proposed 2025-2035 strategic plan and its priority benchmarks. This plan, developed through extensive community input and board discussions, aims to set clear goals and metrics for the district's future.

The meeting concluded with a sense of accomplishment, as board members celebrated the adoption of these significant initiatives, which promise to enhance collaboration and community spirit in Tacoma.

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