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Infographic: The Missing Link Between the Strategic Plan and Campus Master Plan

Scott Barron
Administration, Leadership

IMP Infographic HeaderInterpretive Master Planning (IMP) is uncommon among educators, but it offers a transformative approach to school design that aligns closely with strategic planning and campus master planning.

In light of the leadership's desire to create a beautiful culture and campus, this approach to designing physical spaces and experiences offers a significant advantage for competitive differentiation and life-changing impact.

Learn more about the process and benefits of IMP through this infographic.


 

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Campus Culture Alignment Type


We’ve created an assessment to help schools determine how the campus design contributes to their culture and curriculum.
- How well does our overall campus design support the level of community and engagement promised to faculty and families?
- Is curriculum innovation enabled or constrained by the layout and structure?
- Do your faculty and families utilize the facilities in a manner that is conducive to joyful learning?

This assessment is used to determine the Campus Culture Alignment Type:
  1. Culture-Positive: Enables and encourages strategy-aligned experiences
  2. Culture-Neutral: Neither advances nor limits the culture and curriculum
  3. Culture-Negative: Limits the effectiveness of the faculty and strategies

CLICK HERE to learn more about the Campus Culture Alignment Type Assessment and Interpretive Master Planning.

 

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