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Shared ownership, increased behavioral programs and attendance were among the 2024-25 strategic plans Friendswood ISD’s board of trustees adopted at its Oct. 14 meeting. (James T. Norman/Community Impact)

Friendswood ISD adopts 2024-25 strategic plans

By Haley Velasco

Shared ownership, increased behavioral programs and attendance were among the 2024-25 strategic plans Friendswood ISD’s board of trustees adopted at its Oct. 14 meeting.

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