After a week as superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, Lisa Sayles-Adams said she’s feeling a “buzz” of excitement and hope in the district and plans to spend the next couple of months listening and learning.
She began in the role on Feb. 5, kicking off her 100-day plan, which she said is focused on understanding what people want to see continue and change in the district. That information will then inform an evaluation phase, she said. She’ll present the 100-day plan to the school board on Tuesday.
“I’m not coming in midyear to make a whole bunch of changes,” she said, “but it is a benefit to start now.”
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