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School Advisory Council

Meetings (2022-2023)

Date

Time

Location

2/8/2023                  

3:30 p.m.                  

Media Center                                                

     

4/12/2023

3:30 p.m.

Media Center (followed by Title 1 meeting at 4:00 p.m.)

 

 

 

 

 

 


School Advisory Council Officers

Chairperson

 James Gill                           

Vice Chairperson          

 Kendal Beasley

Secretary

 McKenna Simmons


School Advisory Council Members (2022-2023)

Beasley, Kendal
Bryars, Cathy
Clarke, Richard
Daw, Payton
Franco, Salvador
Hall, Eric
Jefferson, Damarius
Knighten, Sara
McKenzie, Ty’Deasia
Miller, Macy
Sanders, Leila
Sherrill, Michael
Shugart, Elbert
Simmons, McKenna
West, William
Gill, kames
Weaver, Gayle


Purpose

1) Perform the duties mandated for school advisory councils by the statutes of the State of Florida.
2) Provide stakeholders (parents, students, teachers, educational support employees and community) of Northview High School the opportunity to give input to the school improvement process.
3) To act as a forum for discussion on issues important to the school.


Membership

1) A majority of the members of the Council must be parents.
2) Students, teachers, and educational support employees must comprise less than half of the Council.
3) There shall be at least 2 students on the Council.
4) There shall be at least 2 teachers on the Council.
5) The principal shall be a member of the Council, but shall not serve as chairperson.
6) The Council shall have a minimum of ten members.
7) The term of membership is limited to three consecutive terms.


Duties

1) Assist in the preparation of and approve the annual School Improvement Plan required by section 230.23 (16), Florida Statutes.
2) Provide input to the Principal of Northview High School in preparing the annual school budget and School Improvement Plan as required by Section 223.555 (1), Florida Statutes.
3) Perform those functions prescribed by the Escambia County School Board either in their publication, School Improvement and Educational Accountability Guidelines, or in directives from the board.
4) Advise teachers and education support employees on issues considered important to the welfare of the school.
5) Act as a representative cross-section of the school community in evaluating new programs proposed for the school.