Bluewater District School Board

Bluewater's School Councils page

School Councils

Overview

The Bluewater District School Board believes that the education of our children is a shared responsibility among school, home and the community. In order to support these partnerships every school has a School Council.

The role of School Councils is to enhance student learning by:
a) acting in an advisory role on issues identified by consensus within the School Council
b) acting in an advisory role on issues identified by the school and/or Board/School Group Council

The following provides an overview of the membership of School Councils:

1. School Councils:

a) seek active representation from parents, staff, students, and the wider community;
b) seek to reflect the needs, uniqueness and diversity of the school community.

2. Members of a School Council shall include, but are not limited to:- parents of students enrolled in the school;

- community representatives;
- a student (mandatory in secondary schools; in elementary schools, at the discretion of the principal);
- the school principal;
- a teacher;
- a non-teaching staff member.
Parents form the majority of members of School Councils.

If you are interested in learning more about your school's advisory council please contact the principal of your local school.

Bluewater District School Board is located on the traditional land of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, which is represented by the communities of Saugeen First Nation and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation.
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