School Officials Begin Envisioning State’s Educational Future
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Some of the state’s top education leaders have kicked off a proactive initiative to guide future trends in Missouri’s schools.Arthur Mallory a former Missouri education commissioner told a group of educators working on a plan for the future of the state's educational system, not to forget the essential connection with the individual child. [Photo from Parents as Teachers.
A group of about 120 school superintendents and school board members, dubbed the Missouri Vision Task Force, will spend about a year meeting in internal focus groups and conversing with community members before producing a blueprint for Missouri’s educational future.
The task force held its initial meeting Monday in Jefferson City.
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Posted by Dick Aldrich on September 1, 2010. Filed under Government.
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