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Flight Plan 2035
On the heels of celebrating 100 Years of Inspiring Each, we have been building a bold roadmap called Flight Plan 2035. Since last summer, we have been gathering feedback from our community about the experiences, opportunities and learning we desire for each student over the next 10 years. Staff and students from all schools offered ideas; families, business partners, and community members participated in conversations; and many contributed ideas online—in total, more than 1,800 people have participated!
After analyzing this data, a design team of teachers, school leaders, parents, and community members identified a bold, community-driven vision: Develop programs and experiences where strong students engage in inspired learning, develop transferable skills, and apply their knowledge in real-world situations.
Flight Plan 2035 Overview
Vision for Learning
Our community’s vision of what we want for students in 2035 sets goals that should be present in the programs and experiences we provide.
- Student Wellbeing
- Inspired Learning
- Future-ready Skills
- Real World Application
Blueprint for Design
Based on this vision, the Design Team creates a draft blueprint for how programs and experiences for students should be developed.
1. Whole-Person Development
2. Adaptive & Individualized Learning
3. Seamless Life & Learning Connections
4. Purposeful & Mindful Technology Use
5. Integrated Outside Time
6. Innovative Indoor & Outdoor Facilities
Programs for Students
Grounded in the community’s vision and the Design Team’s blueprint, district leaders will determine specific programs and experiences to implement.
Future program ideas!
Programs and experiences will center in four key areas:
Next Steps & Timeline
The next phase of Flight Plan 2035 involves hearing directly from staff, students, families and community members about how these envisioned experiences can come to life in our schools. Your feedback will guide how we refine and enhance each strategy, ensuring alignment with community needs and aspirations. We will host additional engagement opportunities to gather your valuable insights. Together, our collective ideas will shape final proposals, informing how we develop innovative programs, services and facilities to support every student's success.
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Watch Past Events
The Future of Learning, Part 3: Generation AI: How to Prepare Today's Students for an Augmented Tomorrow & the Ways Education Must Adapt
Presentation by renowned AI thought leader Abran Maldonado
This presentation will spotlight strategies to synchronize current curriculums with the AI revolution, ensuring Gen Z and Gen Alpha not only adapt but thrive and lead in this augmented tomorrow.
Date & Time: April 30, 2025, 6-7:30 p.m.
Flight Plan Speaker Series 5: The Future of Work: Education, Skills and Credentials
A thought-provoking panel discussion and community conversation on the future of work, focusing on education, skills and credentialing.
Date & Time: Mar 27, 2025, 5-6:30 p.m.
The Future of Learning, Part 2: Education, Career and Life
This speaker series event is made possible by FEPS and is part of their $100k grant in support of emerging technologies.
Date and time: January 13, 6-7:30 p.m.
Venue: Central Middle School Performing Arts Center or Virtual option via Zoom
The Future of Learning, Part 1: Technology
This speaker series event is made possible by FEPS and is part of their $100k grant in support of emerging technologies.
Date and time: Tuesday, Dec. 17, 6-7 p.m.
The Future of the Student Experience, Part 2: Wellbeing
Date and time: Nov. 14, 6-7:30 p.m.
Venue: EPHS Auditorium & South Commons
The Future of the Student Experience, Part 1: Learning
Date and time: Nov. 7, 6-7:30 p.m.
Venue: EPHS Auditorium & South Commons
Watch the Recording