Superintendent Reed provides evaluation tool

“When the new board members were elected last fall,” Reed began, “and we had the retreat, there were a couple of things that the board wanted to have happen. One was the strategic framework, and one was they wanted me to develop an evaluation process for myself.”

Reed described the research she did at the time with the Colorado Association of School Boards and the Colorado Association of School Executives. “But,” she said, “nobody had anything. CASB had some processes, but they didn’t have a tool.”

Reed explained that the district already had something in place, a process they had used with DeVoti and his predecessors, “but it was a very basic tool.”