Site Council is a group of administrators, teachers, students and parents that identify ways to support the school community. By providing leadership, direction and support, we define school priorities and implement ways to improve them. At its core, Site Council is about tailoring the MLC experience to the specific needs of our students and our community.
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Site Council
State Law (329.704)
There shall be established at each school a 21st Century School Council. The 21st Century Schools Council, however, shall not interfere with the duties, responsibilities, and rights of duty elected school district boards.
The primary purpose of school councils is to improve student learning at the school site.
Duties of the Council as defined in state law
- The development of plans to improve the professional growth of the school staff;
- The improvement of the school’s instructional program;
- The development and coordination of plans for the implementation of programs under this chapter at the school; and
- The administration of grants-in-aid for the professional development of teachers and classified district employees.
- Advising the school district board in the development of a plan for school safety and student discipline.
District Policy (7.10.010-P, III)
- The purpose of site councils is to increase student achievement. In compliance with provisions of the Oregon Act of the 21st Century, it is the policy of the board to establish site councils in each school in the district.
- The duties of the council shall include:
The improvement of the school’s instructional program;
The development and coordination of plans to improve the professional growth of the school’s staff;
The development and coordination of plans for the implementation of programs covered under the Oregon Educational Act for the 21st Century at the school site;
The administration for grants-in-aid for the professional development of teachers and classified district employees
Fostering family involvement in the schools.