School Community Councils (SCC's)

School Community Councils, made up of parents, school employees, and the principal, play a vital role in improving student achievement. Councils analyze data and develop School LAND Trust Plans to strategically allocate funds toward academic needs, aim to involve parents in school‑level decision‑making, and work to enhance the overall educational environment.

Provide meaningful input on school-specific issues.
Review and analyze school data to identify areas where students excel and where improvement is needed.
Identify areas of need by pinpointing specific academic gaps and challenges faced by students in the school.
Develop a School LAND Trust Plan that outlines how funds will be used to support student needs and improve academic achievement. This includes:
- Setting goals
- Defining academic area(s) of focus
- Establishing how progress will be measured
- Outlining action steps
- Determining expenditures
Receive input from local school community and make recommendations on school-related initiatives to their Local School Board and Administration. This includes:
- District and school programs
- School safety
- Safe technology use
- Digital citizenship
- Issues related to community environment for students
- Positive Behavior Plan
- Curriculum

To participate effectively in this important work, it is essential to stay informed about key dates and deadlines. The timeline below highlights important milestones related to council elections, submission of the School LAND Trust Plan, and other required council activities.

School LAND Trust Program Timeline for School Community Council Members

This section of the website provides the information and resources needed to be a successful council member. Learn about your role and responsibilities, and discover how you can make a meaningful impact at your school.

General Program Information

Plan Writing

Rules of Order and Procedure