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As part of the District's annual strategic plan measures and indicators, in 2018-19, the District aimed to create a set of Superintendent's Advisory Committees to encourage direct lines of two-way communication between District administration and staff, students, and families.
Below you can find information on the structure and application process for those interested in becoming a member of a committee.
Staff Advisory Committee
The advisory council will meet three times throughout the school year. It will be split between a PreK-5 group and a 6-12 group. Advisory members will sit on the committee for one year, and a new advisory will be formed annually.
Advisory Committee Structure
3 staff members per building will be invited to sit on the advisory.
At least one of the staff members per building must be a representative of HESPA.
A PreK-5 grade advisory meeting will consist of 18 people.
4 staff members from each middle school and 5 from the high school will be invited to sit on the advisory.
The 6-12 advisory will consist of 13 people.
If you are interested in participating as a representative for the council, please fill out this Google form.
If we receive more applications than we have spots, we will select from the applicant pool to ensure a diverse and representative group suited to spur honest, open, and productive feedback and discussion.
Parent Advisory Committee
The advisory council will meet three times throughout the school year and will consist of a diverse group of parents/guardians, a Board of Education member, and District administrators. It will be split between a PreK-5th grade group and a 6-12th grade group. Advisory members will sit on the committee for one year, and a new advisory will be formed annually.
Advisory Council Structure
One parent per grade level, per building will be invited to sit on the advisory. A PreK-5th grade advisory meeting will consist of 18 people.
A 6-12th grade advisory will be organized by representation from athletics, activities, and students at large.
Groups represented: Athletics (1 rep per building, totaling 3); Activities (1 rep per building, totaling 3); 2 reps per grade level, per building, totaling 26 people.
If we receive more applications than we have spots, we will select from the applicant pool to ensure a diverse and representative council well-suited to spur honest, open, and productive feedback and discussion.
The Superintendent will work with each middle school building and the high school through an existing student-representative structure, such as student council, to gain student perspectives on District and school issues. Each group will meet at least 3 times during the school year.