Superintendent's Student Advisory Council
The Superintendent's Student Advisory Council (S.S.A.C.) is a newly established committee at the district level, comprising students from grades 9-12. The S.S.A.C. serves as a platform for open dialogue and direct feedback to the Superintendent, focusing on student-driven concerns and district priorities to promote positive changes within our schools.
Purpose:
The main objective of the S.S.A.C. is to enhance the overall student experience by providing the Superintendent and staff with actionable feedback. This council ensures effective two-way communication between the Superintendent and the student body, enabling a collaborative approach to addressing key issues.
Meetings:
The council meets monthly with the Superintendent to discuss and advocate for important matters impacting them and the district. Members of the S.S.A.C. are dedicated to representing and voicing the needs and interests of all students.
2025-2026 S.S.A.C. Focus Area
Key Topics for Discussion:
- Student Communication and Voice
- How can students and staff share ideas more effectively?
- What tools or practices help students feel heard?
- Well-Being and Balance
- What supports help students manage stress, mental health, and workload?
- How can we create more balance between academics, activities, and life outside of school?
- Positive School Environments
- What makes a school feel welcoming and safe for everyone?
- How can we foster stronger connections among students, staff, and the broader community?
- Engagement in Learning
- What motivates students to be more engaged in classes and activities?
- How can we make learning feel more relevant and meaningful?
- Access to Opportunities
- How do we ensure that all students have fair access to resources, supports, and extracurricular activities?
- What barriers exist, and how can we work together to remove them?