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Stratford Public Schools
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Stratford, CT 06615
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Board of Education

 

 

Pictured above are (from left to right)  Board members, Janice Daponte, Joseph Crudo, Andrea Veilleux, Board Chair Gavin Forrester III, Superintendent Irene Cornish, Board Vice Chair Charles Lindberg, Jancee Pust-Marcone, and Robert Chaloux.

 

  The Stratford Board of Education

                                                 

 The Stratford Board of Education meets every fourth Monday of the month in accordance with Board Rules & Regulations with the exception of holidays and school vacations. The Board consists of seven members, each of whom shall be an elector of the town and shall be elected at a regular town election for a four-year term commencing one month after the date of his/her election.

    The Board of Education shall provide the best instructional conditions possible in Stratford.  In the determination of policy, the Board shall strive at all times to practice intelligent economy through securing a maximum of educational returns for every dollar spent.  The Board has the power and responsibility to discharge any duty imposed by law upon it or upon the district of which it is the Board of Education.

    The Board shall concern itself only with broad questions of policy and matters as determined by law.  The Board shall rely upon the Superintendent of Schools to recommend policies for adoption and to administer policies enacted by the Board.  Such policies shall be broad enough to indicate a line of action to be taken by the Superintendent in meeting a number of problems and jobs.  Application of such policies to individual problems and jobs is an administrative detail to be performed by the Superintendent.

The following goals reflect a commitment on the part of the Stratford Board of Education to provide for the diverse needs, interests, and abilities of the students in its public schools.  All staff members are accountable for maintaining an environment that promotes the total growth and development of each learner.

Stratford Board of Education

District Goals

 

Goal 1:  The Stratford Public Schools shall improve the academic achievement of every student in its diverse, evolving community by:

  • Establishing early intervention programs including pre-kindergarten, maintaining universal all-day kindergarten;
  • Preparing parents for their supporting role in the educaiton system;
  • Standardizing curriculum to challenge all students;
  • Maximizing the effective use of technology;
  • Providing a highly qualified professional staff.

Goal 2:  The Stratford Public Schools shall create an educational environment based on the Six Pillars of Character (citizenship, caring, fairness, respect, trustworthy, responsibility) by:

  • Maintaining high standards of behavior for all students, staff, and parents;
  • Requiring appropriate attire for all students and staff;
  • Providng a safe and orderly environment for students and staff.

Goal 3:  The Stratford Public Schools shall develop an ongoing partnership with the community by:

  • Strengthening existing school business collaboratives and actively pursuing new collaboratives;
  • Maintaining positive relationships with the elected officials, other town entities, and organizations;
  • Expanding community outreach to encourage greater involvement in the school system.

Goal 4:  The Stratford Public Schools shall prioritize its resources to support the academic goals of the district by:

  • Continuing our efforts to contain costs and maximize our resources.

(Goals approved and adopted by the Board of Education, May 27, 2008)

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