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SCHOOL GOALS

The following goals represent the main priorities for CHS leadership, faculty and staff. Each goal has an aspirational tone and may take multiple years to accomplish, but we will review each goal on an annual basis to assess progress. The goals are supported by yearly goal objectives that guide our actions and include specific metrics.Roderick MacNeal, Jr. 
Head of School

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Goal 1: Academic Achievement and Social-Emotional Development

To ensure that every student is prepared to enter and thrive in a highly competitive independent or public middle school and high school. Every CHS student will receive engaging instruction and exposure to a challenging curriculum that integrates social-emotional and cultural competencies. As a result, our students will develop the ability to engage in the world around them as curious citizens and well-informed scholars.

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Goal 2: Communications and Family Outreach

To create a comprehensive communication plan and family outreach program that will assist with building and sustaining trusting relationships with all members of the CHS community, and will serve to ensure that families are well informed.

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Goal 3: Advancement, Infrastructure and Operations

To evaluate, develop, and implement organizational and community structures and programs to increase sustainability around development, enrollment, marketing, fiscal responsibility, and operations.

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Goal 4: High Performing Faculty and Staff

To recruit, hire and retain a highly skilled and diverse faculty and staff through the use of effective onboarding, mentoring, and creating a structure of professional growth programming throughout the organization.

Questions?

Contact Head of School Roderick MacNeal, Jr. at rmacneal@tchs.org.