Strategic Plan
Strategy is about surviving and thriving during evolution.
– Grant Lichtman
In 2019, Wilmington Montessori School successfully completed its previous strategic plan and embarked on a new journey to design the future of WMS.
Like most non-profits, WMS undergoes a strategic planning process every few years. This time, we are veering away from the traditional, standard-issue process we have used in the past. Instead, we have hired Grant Lichtman, an internationally recognized thought leader in the movement to transform K-12 education, to guide us as we use a design thinking approach to imagine the best possible future for our children. This process promises to be inclusive, energizing and dynamic, prompting us to envision a new path forward for WMS.
Like most non-profits, WMS undergoes a strategic planning process every few years. This time, we are veering away from the traditional, standard-issue process we have used in the past. Instead, we have hired Grant Lichtman, an internationally recognized thought leader in the movement to transform K-12 education, to guide us as we use a design thinking approach to imagine the best possible future for our children. This process promises to be inclusive, energizing and dynamic, prompting us to envision a new path forward for WMS.
FAQ
- Why is WMS undertaking a new strategic planning process?
- Who is involved in the strategic planning process?
- What are the goals of using a design-based process of strategic planning and implementation?
- Why did we choose a dynamic, inclusive strategic planning process?