School Culture Committee Sample Clauses

School Culture Committee. The committee’s purpose is to guide the school’s efforts for a safe and positive learning environment. The committee will address:  Concerns  Trends  Discipline Policy and Procedures  Fairness and consistency in building discipline Individual student issues will be referred to the appropriate team or administrator. It is recommended the committee consist of:  One (1) administrator from the school  Three (3) teachers from the school; one (1) of whom is a Special Education Teacher  One (1) counselor from the school
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School Culture Committee. The committee’s purpose is to guide the school’s efforts for a safe and orderly school environment. The committee will be formed prior to September 30th and will meet a minimum of once monthly. The committee will address and report to the faculty: • Behavior Concerns – Concerns will be gathered from concern sessions as well as other forms of feedback (Google forms, suggestion box, etc.) • Student Behavior Data • Discipline Policy and Procedures • Fairness, consistency, and equity in building discipline • Training opportunities • Best practices in student management Committee will share data with their respective Assistant Superintendent. It is recommended the committee consist of: • One (1) administrator from the school • A minimum of three (3) teachers from the school; one (1) of whom is a Special Education Teacher • One (1) counselor from the school Individual student issues will be referred to the appropriate team or administrator.
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