Sentences with phrase «one's vision for the district»

From there, the company's vision for the district expanded to surrounding buildings and nearby development sites in a revamp of the area that the company estimated would cost $ 1.5 billion.

In successful districts, boards defined an initial vision for the district and sought a superintendent who matched this vision.

Use these examples as well as your own strategies and goals to develop a clear vision for your district.

Congresswoman Yvette Clarke «Eric Gonzalez has a progressive vision for the district attorney's office that will help keep our streets safe while providing equal justice for all Brooklynites, including our immigrants,» said Rep. Clarke (NY - 9).

«I look forward to a spirited campaign and to sharing my progressive vision for the district with Long Islanders,» said Shirley, who formed the group New York's 2nd District Democrats after Trump's election.

In Virginia Beach, Virginia, they brought 1,000 community members together in their convention center to get consensus on a common vision for their district.

Others are appalled that he would impose his own vision for the district over the will of the parents.

It establishes a clear set of goals, policies, standards, and vision for the District.

We share his vision for this district and this country, and know he will be an independent voice in Congress working to fix the dire problems we face as a nation,» said Frank MacKay, chairman of the Independence Party of New York State.

My vision for the district is simple.

Sini's campaign said in a statement that, «It is clear that Tim's work as Suffolk County Police Commissioner and his vision for the District Attorney's Office has made him a candidate that people trust.»

«I've shown a track record of accomplishment and have a vision for the district that is promising.

A pair of candidates seeking to lead the Plattsburgh City School District presented their visions for the district at a forum last week.

PLATTSBURGH — A pair of candidates seeking to lead the Plattsburgh City School District presented their visions for the district at a forum last week.

Rather than rushing to purchase the next tool or device, as many did in the past, leaders are now having more collaborative discussions about their visions for their districts first, according to Graves, who pointed to research conducted by Scott McLeod, Jayson W. Richardson, and Nicholas J. Sauers.

The first question she was asked was something along the lines of, «What is your vision for this district and what is your strategic plan to realize that vision?»

That stipulation seemed unnecessary for a job that was to me about setting a vision for the district, managing high - level employees, dealing with board politics, handling relationships with the press, the community, and the unions, and most important, using the bully pulpit to fight for kids.

You have a vision for your district.

The issues included small matters, such as being put on the spot in a public meeting to express her vision for the district when those in the majority clearly had advance notice that they would be asked to do so.

She served under two very different superintendents and carried out their vision for the district.

Participation in groups like these has broadened Spence and his colleagues» vision for their district.

The plan includes a mission and vision for the district, a pathway to success for students and detailed timelines for achieving five reform - based goals.

Below is a list of sample goals school boards may use to set a vision for their districts.

«My vision for District 2 is informed by the progressive working - class values that were instilled in me by my parents.