At the Salem-Keizer school board meeting Tuesday, new superintendent Andrea Castañeda will present the plan for her first 100 days.
Castañeda plans to focus on community engagement, relationships with school board members, teaching, and school operations, setting a 100-day deadline to meet with board members, create an early literacy plan, and launching a “superintendent’s youth cabinet.”
In the 13-page plan, Castañeda said she intends to start her job at Oregon’s second largest school district with her “personal commitment to equity” leading the way.
