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The San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education plans to hold its second “Strategic Direction Workshop” on Thursday, where district officials plan to talk direction and goals for the next three to five years.
During the online meeting, district officials say they will review deep learning and social-emotional well-being for students, residents are invited to join in on the virtual meeting and share their thoughts on where they would like the district to head in the coming years.
The SRVUSD Board of Education’s special workshop is set to be held at noon on Thursday (March 11). Interested residents can view the meeting live on the SRVUSD’s YouTube channel.
Residents can provide public comment live at meetings by logging in or dialing into the district’s Zoom meeting, which can be accessed on the district’s Quicklinks on the SRVUSD homepage.
Learn more about public comment online at www.srvusd.net/virtualpubliccomment.
In other business
The board is also set to discuss its efforts to support racial equity and inclusion at its schools sites, a discussion sparked in response to a resident submitted petition calling on the district to do more for racial justice.
Originally set to be discussed during the board’s regular meeting on Tuesday, the petition states that despite the board vocalizing a desire to combat racism in its schools, not enough has been done to put those words to action.
District staff say they will review the petition, discuss how the SRVUSD has worked to combat racism and will consider taking additional actions to creating a more inclusive and welcoming environment. If additional action is desired by the board, district staff will bring the item back during the next general board meeting on March 30.
Editor’s note: A previous version of this story listed an incorrect date for the workshop. DanvilleSanRamon.com regrets the error.
