Site Council

Help your school increase academic achievement and outcomes for your students.

MPS values family and community members as active partners in reviewing funding, policies, practices and programs at our schools. All MPS schools have site councils to support site-based decision making to increase academic outcomes for our students. Site councils are a way that parents and community members can learn what is happening in their school and influence decisions. It's important for site councils to reflect the student population of the schools to ensure a diversity of ideas and input.

What do site councils do?

What do site councils do?

Advise the school principal or site administrator on school based decisions
Review and advise the school staff on the school improvement plan (SIP) which outlines specific goals the school will achieve to increase academic outcomes for students
Review and help develop the family engagement plan (FEP)
Review and provide guidance on the use of Title I funds and compensatory revenue to ensure it is being used as intended and in a way that increases outcomes
Advise the principal on the use of the school budget to ensure that the goals outlined in the SIP are achieved
Communicate with the school community about what is happening at site council
Host a meeting with the full school community about what is happening at the school and take in advice and ideas on how to continue to improve outcomes for all students