Superintendent Outlines Goals for Human Resources and Classroom Engagement in District

August 22, 2025 | Town of Lakeville, Plymouth County, Massachusetts

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Superintendent Outlines Goals for Human Resources and Classroom Engagement in District

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The Freetown-Lakeville Regional School Committee made significant strides in enhancing human resources and addressing enrollment challenges during their recent meeting on August 20, 2025. Superintendent Andy outlined three primary goals aimed at improving the district's operational efficiency and educational environment.

First, the committee plans to develop a comprehensive resource guide for human resources. This guide will streamline onboarding processes for new employees, ensuring they have a positive experience and access to essential information. The goal is to maintain continuity in human resources practices, especially during transitions when long-serving staff retire or leave.

Second, Superintendent Andy emphasized the importance of consistent classroom visits across all grade levels. By engaging with educators and students, he aims to foster trust and strengthen the district's instructional culture. Although he did not achieve his ambitious goal of visiting every classroom last year, he successfully visited over 100, which provided valuable insights into the district's strengths and areas needing support.

The third goal focuses on analyzing enrollment trends. Superintendent Andy presented data indicating a general decline in student enrollment across Massachusetts, including local districts. He highlighted the need to understand these trends better, particularly the drop in sixth-grade enrollment and the fluctuations in kindergarten numbers. The district plans to conduct entrance and exit surveys to gather feedback from families about their reasons for leaving or joining the district.

In addition to these goals, the committee discussed the potential for attracting students from neighboring communities, particularly through a presentation aimed at students from Acushnet. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance enrollment and ensure the district remains competitive.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to regularly update the committee on enrollment data and progress towards achieving these goals, reinforcing the district's dedication to providing quality education and support for its students and staff.

Converted from Freetown-Lakeville Regional School Committee, 8-20-25 meeting on August 22, 2025
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