In its purest sense, planning anticipates the effect of decisions, indicates the possible financial consequences of alternatives, focuses on educational programs and methods of support, and links student achievement to the cost of education.
Law requires certain plans and reports.
Other plans and reports not specifically required by law are nonetheless essential to sound district operations and can have a significant impact on district management and fiscal accountability. The accuracy of these plans is extremely important to the smooth functioning of any district. The district has no overall strategic planning process. An Updated Master Facilities Plan 1998 which merely listed needs Master Plan for Facilities, undated The district-level committee develops the annual District Improvement Plan. The DIP includes objectives, strategies for reaching these objectives, and methods for evaluating progress.