Schoolsite Council (SSC) Composition
What is
Schoolsite Council (SSC)?
The Schoolsite Council
(SSC) is a school community’s representative body, made up of school staff,
parents/community members, and at the secondary level, students. The
primary responsibility of the SSC is to participate in the development of
the
Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA), and evaluate the
effectiveness of programs by monitoring the use of Title I and other
supplemental funding available to the school site.
California Education Code:
California Education Code §52852 states:
At the elementary
level the council shall be constituted to ensure parity between (a) the
principal, classroom teachers and other school personnel; and (b) parents
or other community members selected by parents.
At the secondary level the council shall be constituted to
ensure parity between (a) the principal, classroom teachers and other
school personnel; and (b) equal numbers of parents, or other community
members selected by parents, and pupils.
At both the elementary and secondary levels, classroom
teachers shall comprise the majority of persons represented under category
(a).
Training for Schoolsite
Councils (SSC)
SSC Training Opportunity: Evaluating the Single Plan for Student
Achievement (SPSA). Learn about the SPSA, its components and the
development/update process, measuring plan effectiveness and more! Click
for details
Click here for details!
SSC
Resources
State and
Federal Programs Department Contacts for the Schoolsite Council (SSC):
Lisa H.
Pilaski, Coordinator III
Kimberly Mazyck, Clerk III
Phone: 643-9051
Fax: 643-9073
Mailbox: 725
Email: lisa-pilaski@sac-city.k12.ca.us
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