
Boerne ISD Strategic Plan 2023-2028
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Vision Statement
Our community will engage students and adults in a challenging educational environment that inspires creativity and enriches lives for today's realities and tomorrow's possibilities.
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Mission of BISD
The Boerne Independent School District engages, inspires, and enriches our community through innovative learning experiences.
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BISD Believes:
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All students have talents and gifts and deserve the highest quality education
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All students should have opportunities to achieve high levels of success
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Children matter to the community and should experience a sense of belonging
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Children grow best with family and community nurturing
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All students must be post-high school ready to enter the workforce and/or higher education
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In educating the whole child by addressing not only academics but social/emotional needs
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Education is a partnership involving students, families, community, and the district
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In fostering an atmosphere of open communication
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In a culture of collaboration and respect of all stakeholders
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In the importance of community partnerships
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Our staff is student-centered and dedicated to excellence
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Continuous development of staff is essential to student success
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In attracting and retaining the highest quality staff
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In being good stewards of the taxpayers’ dollars
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In providing safe and secure schools for students and staff
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STUDENT SUCCESS
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Goal
By 2028, 100% of Boerne I.S.D. students will engage in innovative learning experiences, so they are college, career, and/or military ready.
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Strategy
1. Enhance the district-wide system for rigorous and relevant instruction to ensure all students are college, career, and/or military ready. -
Action Plans
1.1 - Ensure equitable access to rigorous relevant instruction.
1.2 - Review and refine current MTSS protocols, including staffing needs.
1.3 - Revise the Professional Learning Plan to continually incorporate rigorous and relevant instruction.
1.4 - Align high-quality instructional materials and assessments to standards for English language arts, languages other than English, Math, Science, and Social Studies.
1.5 - Update high-quality instructional materials and assessments for all career-technical education opportunities.
1.6 - Create tools to support advising students for advanced academic courses.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
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Goal
By 2028, 100% of Boerne I.S.D. stakeholders will be a part of a culture of trust where they feel engaged and valued.
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Strategy
2 - Enhance the district-wide system which enriches the relationships and collaboration among all stakeholders to inspire trust.
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Action Plans
2.1 - Define customer service roles for all stakeholders.
2.2 - Implement plans to engage all stakeholders in customer service initiatives.
2.3 - Finalize guidelines and structure for Boerne I.S.D. Customer Service Guidelines document.
2.4 - Create a Customer Service Flowchart and FAQ in English and Spanish.
2.5 - Create a marketing initiative for the Customer Service Flowchart, FAQ, and rollout staff training.
2.6 - Create systems for welcoming new students and families, including emerging bilingual families.
Human Capital
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Goal
By 2028, 100% of the Boerne I.S.D. employee experience will prioritize opportunities to perform at and aspire to the highest level of professional performance and growth.
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Strategy
3 - Create a district-wide system to maximize quality staffing, professional learning, and growth. -
Action Plans
3.1 - Develop and implement Career Pathways to promote longevity in assignment and employment.
3.2 - Redesign the Boerne I.S.D. Mentor Program.
3.3 - Update the Boerne I.S.D. recruitment and retention plan.
3.4 - Develop a marketing plan for the menu of services offered by the Human Resources Department.
Fiscal responsibility
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Goal
By 2028, Boerne I.S.D. will maximize funding and efficiencies so our budget funds 100% of our identified needs.
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Strategies
4 - By 2028, Boerne I.S.D. will maximize funding and efficiencies, so our budget funds 100% of our identified needs.5 - Refine the district-wide system to review and evaluate programs and processes to prevent overlap and promote efficiency, efficacy, and fiscal responsibility. -
Action Plans
4.1 - Write and communicate Capital Replacement Standards and expectations.
4.2 - Create a capital asset replacement shared drive.
4.3 - Create needs assessment template and gather campus and department data.
4.4 - Review and prioritize district needs.
5.1 - Establish a timeline for annual audit review of programs and establish owners for all programs used in the district.
5.2 - Review equity and standardization across the district and create a district-wide inventory tool.
5.3 - Analyze effectiveness; identify redundancies and low usage programs.
5.4 - Recommend programs for elimination and development.