Rose Township also had a two-room high school 4 ½ miles outside Magnolia. In early years, Magnolia education was provided in scattered small schools, such as Knotts School, the Eight-Cornered Schoolhouse, and nine one-room elementary Rose Township schools, including Pleasant Vale, Walnut Grove, Woods View, Morges, Beggars Run, Lindentree, and others. Feel free to share this information with friends, family, and neighbors as well.Provided by the Magnolia Area Historical Society If you are interested in participating in the process, please complete the RSVP below. We are hoping to have representatives from parents, community members, business owners, alumni, staff, students, etc. This plan will also take into account our current financial and facility challenges. This team will ensure our strategic plan is informed by diverse perspectives, responsive to student needs, and inspires ownership and action. The entire strategic planning process involves the ongoing engagement of a Design Team. There will be a focus on curriculum, programming, and skills our students need to succeed after NWR. Essentially, our Portrait was locally developed with competencies that we feel are integral for our students to succeed in the 21st century. Our strategic planning process will be based on the outcome of our Portrait of a Patriot that we completed last school year.
In summary, this multi-year plan will help us set yearly goals, or what we want for our school, and how to achieve those goals for the overall improvement of North Warren Regional. The process includes establishing the sequence in which those goals should be organized to reach our vision. This plan will help our school's leaders and board members define a vision for the future and identify district goals and objectives. North Warren Regional is about to engage in a whole community Strategic Plan.
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