Superintendent Wright Optimistic About Educational Progress This Year
December 27, 2024 - 10:14
It's been a hectic first year for state school Superintendent Carey Wright, who was officially sworn in to the role in October 2023. Despite the challenges that have arisen, Wright remains optimistic, viewing the current state of education as a glass “more than half full.”
Wright has emphasized the positive strides made in various areas of the educational system, including curriculum enhancements and increased support for teachers. She believes that these changes will foster a more conducive learning environment for students across the state.
Looking ahead, Wright anticipates further improvements in the coming year. She is committed to addressing the needs of underperforming schools and ensuring that every student has access to quality education. With her leadership, there is hope for continued progress and innovation in the state’s educational landscape. As she reflects on her first year, Wright's enthusiasm and dedication promise a brighter future for education.
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