School Site Council is a committee composed of school personnel, both certificated and classified, parents, and other community members. It provides a forum for the school community to come together to identify common goals and to establish a plan to achieve these goals.

The meetings are held on the --- of each month in the -- at -- pm. An agenda is posted on the front door of the school at least 72 hours before the meeting. The meetings are open to the general public.

• School Site Plan for Achievement (SPSA) - Spanish

Purpose

1. Develop and recommend the school improvement plan.
2. Have ongoing responsibility to review with the principal, teachers, and other school personnel the implementation of the school improvement plan (SIPSA) and to assess periodically the effectiveness of the plan.
3. Annually review the school improvement plan, establish a new budget consistent with the Education Code (http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/co/ssc.asp), and if necessary make plan modifications to reflect changing needs and priorities.
4. Take other actions as required by the Education code.
5. Function as the executive committee for site-based programs requiring the support of an executive committee (e.g., Title I, Title III, EIA etc.)