School District 145 - Waverly

School District #145 - Waverly is engaging in a series of five community meetings over a period of ten weeks to gather feedback regarding the long-term plans for the district.

Meeting #2 was held at Waverly Intermediate School on November 4, 2012. There were forty-five people in attendance, several of whom were not able to participate in the first meeting. Presentations and discussion centered around Nebraska Department of Education regulations for curriculum and school improvement, as well as district curriculum and school improvement process.

The Board of Education originally invited seventy people, which includes board members, administrators, staff, and patrons to participate in the planning process facilitated by Dr. Don Fritz, of the FGR Group.

Click here to view the School/Community Partnership for Essential Planning process.

A representative group of participants across the district was invited to review district information, discuss educational, social, and economic trends that may impact our school district in the future. Forty participants attended the first meeting held at Waverly Middle School on Sunday evening, October 14, 2012. 

Dr. Don Fritz, FGR Group, provides instructions to the group during session 2 held at Waverly Intermediate School.

Dr. Fritz compiled the summary of the group discussion, which includes final recommendations from the participants. View the information by clicking on each item:

Activity 5.1 Results - Facilities

Activity 5.1 Results - Finances

What do we want our school district to be known for? Summary

Feedback from Participants about the process - summarized by Dr. Fritz

The next steps in the process will be recommendations presented to the Board of Education by the FGR Group. This document will be posted when completed. The Board of Education will use the information as it continues the strategic planning process.

Executive Report Presented to Board of Education at the January 4, 2013 meeting. This document was compiled by Dr. Fritz, and is a summary of the five community sessions.