Local School Council

School Council

The establishment of school councils is intended to help local boards of education by bringing parents and the community together with teachers and school administrators to create a better understanding of and mutual respect for each other’s concerns and share ideas for school improvement. School councils shall represent the community of parents and businesses. The members of the school council are accountable to the constituents they serve and shall

Maintain a school-wide perspective on issues
Regularly participate in school council meetings
Participate in information and training programs
Act as a link between the school council and the community
Encourage the participation of parents and others within the school community
Work to improve student achievement and performance

Membership

Membership on the school council shall be open to principals, teachers, parents, business representatives and other such members as the school council may specify in its bylaws. Members of the school council shall not receive compensation to serve on a school council. Members of the school council shall include:

The Principal
Two Certified teachers who are employed at least four of the six school segments at the school
Four parents (or guardians) of students enrolled in school, two of which are business persons