What's the Role of a School Advisory Council (SAC)?
A School Advisory Council (SAC) is a peer-elected, collaborative team that works to improve student achievement, effective teaching in the classroom, and parent and community engagement in the educational process. Each school’s SAC is unique in its composition and the way it functions. Read more about the role of SAC here.
Greenfield SAC Goals and Objectives
Greenfield Elementary’s School Advisory Council is working to continue strengthening all aspects of school culture and community relationships.
Our goals are to:
- Support In- and Outside of the Classroom
- We’re asking: How can SAC better serve as a liaison between parents and teachers?
- Strengthen School Climate & Culture
- We’re committed to: Helping to foster an inclusive and socially just school climate and culture where every student feels like they belong.
- Enhance Communication & Engagement
- We’re working on: Reimagining and raising awareness around the role and purpose of SAC at Greenfield.
Who is a part of the School Advisory Council?
SAC is a peer elected group of family members, teachers, staff and principal who work together to make improvements to the school.
- Current SAC Co-Chairs are Emily Bailin Wells and Viviana Martinez
- Anyone can be a member of the School Advisory Council! If you are interested in joining SAC, please email sac.greenfield@gmail.com
- Additional information: SAC Bylaws
Learn more and get involved!
The School Advisory Council formally convenes four times a year.
- Friday, September 12th
- Friday, December 12th
- Friday, February 13th
- Friday, May 8th
- Time & Location: 2:00pm in the Library
We also plan to hold informal meetings and events throughout the year and will be sharing news and resources in the HSA newsletter.
Help us spread the word to others who might want to get involved: