2020 Virtual State of the Schools
This year’s unique “State of the Schools” format featured both in-person and virtual learning students and staff sharing a lens into the current school year. The Jan. 8 event, recorded and shared in its entirety here, drew approximately 200 people for the hour-long presentation.
“I really appreciated how honest and real all of our panelists were,” said Superintendent Matthew Miller, who has insisted that student and staff voice be at center stage for this annual event since he introduced it to the Lakota community in the spring of 2018. “While State of the Schools is always about giving our community an overview of current and future district priorities, it was even more important in a year that has been consumed by the COVID-19 conversation.”
Watch until the end to view answers to the questions posted during the live chat at this event.