Strategic Planning Process - 2025
Superintendent is seeking stakeholder feedback
Superintendent of Schools Maria V. Navarro, Ed.D., is launching work into the next Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) strategic plan. Navarro, who was recently appointed to serve a second term as CCPS Superintendent, is seeking stakeholder feedback for use in developing a strategic plan to guide the school system from Fall 2025 through 2029.
The current CCPS strategic plan highlights three priority areas: student learning and achievement; access and opportunities; and culture and climate. Each priority area has measurements built in to assess how the school system is performing.
A survey is available for stakeholder input and feedback about what should be a focal point and priority in the next CCPS strategic plan. The survey includes response options for a parent, CCPS staff member, student (Grades 4-12) and community member. Survey takers should complete the survey that best describes their role with CCPS.
The Board of Education of Charles County and Superintendent Navarro will use feedback from the surveys to guide elements of a new strategic plan. Parents, staff, students and community members are encouraged to complete the survey. Below is a summary of data and accomplishments from the past three years, and a link to the survey.
Superintendent Navarro is also hosting several in-person, virtual and hybrid events with stakeholders to collect additional feedback. The schedule is posted below.
Strategic Planning Stakeholder Feedback Survey
Superintendent Strategic Plan 2025 Meeting Schedule
Superintendent Navarro is hosting in-person, virtual and hybrid events with stakeholders to collect additional feedback.
Parent Meeting
Hybrid
Meeting
March 6
7 p.m.
Meeting ID
851 3095 7983
Passcode:
076437
Parent Meeting
for spanish-speaking families
March 18
6:30 p.m.
Arthur Middleton Elementary School
Presentation will be in Spanish.
Two interpreters will support the meeting.
Strategic Plan 2022-2025 Summary
English
Spanish
Since 2022, Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) has had a strategic plan in place guiding the work of the school system. The plan includes three priority areas: student learning and achievement; access and opportunities; and culture and climate. The link below is to a webpage containing the strategic plan by school year which includes goals and strategies with measurement metrics identified to evaluate progress.