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School leaders discuss work, future changes with Diversity, Equity and Inclusion plan Photo courtesy of the Forsyth County School System.
Forsyth County Schools leaders discussed during the Board of Education’s recent annual retreat the changes the school district has seen this year as they have started to implement work they have done with its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion plan.
The board originally approved the DEI plan in 2017 as part of the district’s overarching five-year strategic plan, and in the past year, FCS Director of Communications Jennifer Caracciolo said the district has been able to form action steps and form community partnerships which will allow them to meet their goals.
The district continues to receive applications, with a Jan. 31 deadline at midnight for the final applications to be submitted.
Superintendent Jacqueline Byrd announced her retirement in May. Her successor is scheduled to be selected at the April 27 board meeting.
The applicants so far are:
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Wayne Alexander, Ed.D. Serves as a school principal (PK-8) in “the largest multi-cultural school in Connecticut.” He is also the former Hernando County schools superintendent, serving between 2007 and 2009. He has served as a teacher and administrator for 34 years.
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Adam Lane The Haines City High School and Haines City International Baccalaureate principal, a position he has held for the last six years. He also helped develop and implement an IB program at Largo High School, which aided in the consecutive D school” to move to an A grade within two years. At HCHS, he has lowered all discipline referrals by 31%, while increasing the a