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ESCONDIDO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 2310 ALDERGROVE AVE. ESCONDIDO, CA 92029 BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING September 26, 2013, CLOSED SESSION: The Board of Education will meet in Closed Session to consider

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1. Identify the issue or matter that requires action. This could be a problem, challenge, or opportunity that needs to be addressed.
2. Gather relevant information and data related to the matter. Conduct research, analyze the situation, and collect necessary facts and figures to make informed decisions.
3. Assess the potential impact and consequences of taking or not taking action on the matter. Consider the short-term and long-term implications and determine the urgency of addressing the issue.
4. Identify stakeholders or individuals who will be affected by the action or who can contribute to making a decision. This may include team members, colleagues, clients, or other relevant parties.
5. Communicate and collaborate with the stakeholders to discuss the matter and gather their input and perspectives. This can involve conducting meetings, surveys, or individual discussions to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the issue.
6. Analyze the information gathered and evaluate different options or courses of action. Consider the pros and cons, risks and benefits, and feasibility of each option.
7. Prioritize the options and develop an action plan. Determine the most appropriate and feasible option and outline the steps, resources, and timeline required to implement the chosen course of action.
8. Assign responsibilities and delegate tasks to individuals or teams involved in executing the action plan. Clearly communicate roles, expectations, and deadlines to ensure efficient implementation.
9. Monitor and evaluate the progress of the action plan. Regularly review the implementation and outcomes, identify any challenges or adjustments needed, and make necessary modifications to ensure success.
10. Communicate the progress and results of the action to stakeholders. Provide updates, share successes, and address any concerns or feedback to maintain transparency and keep everyone informed.

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