School Board Approves Comprehensive Plan
The plan, which outlines the district's guiding principles, now will be submitted to the state.
After 18 months of study and deliberation, the Central Bucks School District is on its way to a new comprehensive plan. The school board voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve a draft of the new comprehensive plan. It will now be sent to the state. Every six years, the state Department of Education requires school districts to update their comprehensive plan. A committee at Central Bucks started in the summer of 2011, bringing together teachers, principals, and eventually parents and students to discuss their visions for the district's future. Its future looks much like its present and past. The 145-page plan - which can be reviewed here on the district's website - spells out the district's commitment to its students. "Central Bucks …
Mark Glidden
3:00 pm on Wednesday, November 28, 2012
I would be curious to know what the key differences are between the new plan and the current one are. more ›