First-year Superintendent, John Ahlemeyer says they are utilizing district-wide leadership teams to improve each of their buildings and their grade school is working to revamp their reading curriculum.

 

 

Maroa-Forsyth middle school faces a lot of staffing turnover this year, as they anticipate the retirement of four teachers but hopes the revamped reading curriculum will be attractive to their potential incoming educators.

 

 

Ahlemeyer says the loss of expertise and experience from those retirees is going to be a challenge, however, he feels it is an opportunity to bring in fresh ideas and new dynamics.