The main task of the SSC is to develop a Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) for the school every year.
Who is a SSC school-community representative body made up of?
- Principals
- Teachers (Certificated)
- Other School Personnel (Classified)
- Parents or Community Members
- Students
What does a School Council do?
- Develops a approves the Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA)
- Sets and/or reviews school goals and selects specific improvements
- Establishes budgets based upon the SPSA
- Recommends and submits site plan to District Board for approval
- Reviews and modifies the SPSA
- Monitors and evaluates the implementation of SPSA and resulting student achievement.
- Assesses the effectiveness of planned strategies, activities, and remedies
- Develops and oversees Title I Parent Involvement Policy and Home-School Compact.
How do I get involved?
If you are a parent, guardian, or community member, you will need to be elected by the parents and guardians of the students. Elections may use ballots or voice votes. Elections procedures should be outlined in the bylaws of the SSC. SSC seats are not reserved for any specific group or individual.
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