The A+ Education Reform Act (HB1187) established school councils in Georgia to “bring communities and schools closer together in a spirit of cooperation to solve difficult education problems, improve academic achievement, provide support for teachers and administrators, and bring parents into the school-based decision-making process.”
Roles of Council Members |
Councils Provide Advice and Recommendations to Schools on |
•Maintain a school-wide perspective on issues, • Regularly participate in council meetings (held on 1st Tuesdays during the school year, 7:30 am), • Participate in information and training programs, • Act as a link between the school council and the community, • Work to improve student achievement and performance, and • Encourage the participation of parents and others within the school community. |
• Conduct and dress codes • Curriculum, program goals and priorities • Recommendation of a school principal in the caseof a vacancy • School budget priorities • School-community communication strategies • Methods of reporting to parents and the community • Extra-curricular activities • Progress toward meeting student achievement goals • School Board policies and procedures |
EPMS LSAC 2011-2012 |
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Melinda Springman |
Principal |
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Nick Cassidy |
Asst. Principal |
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Todd Willis |
Asst. Principal |
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Cathy Washington |
Teacher |
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Marcie Suckow |
Teacher |
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Justin Staus (Mathnasium) |
Business Partner |
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Suellen Plugge |
PTA, Parent, Business Rep |
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Nicole Spears |
Parent |
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Tracey Underwood |
Parent |
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Lee Ann Jones |
Chair, Parent |
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