
The responsibility of the school advisory council is:
To provide parents, citizens, faculty, staff, and students an opportunity to participate in the development of educational priorities, assessment of a school’s needs, and identification of local resources. 
The functions of school advisory councils are:
- To assist in the preparation and evaluation of the school improvement plan (SIP) (Sec. 1001.452(2), F.S.). 
- To assist in the preparation of educational improvement proposals for implementing an educational improvement grant. 
- To assist in the preparation of the school’s annual budget (Sec. 1001.452(2), F.S.). 
- To assist in completion of the Mid-Year Stakeholder Assessment. 
- To perform functions prescribed by regulations of the district school board (Sec. 1001.452(2), F.S.). 
Other broad functions of the school advisory councils:
- To participate in planning and monitoring of school buildings and grounds. 
- To initiate activities or programs that generate greater cooperation between the community and the school. 
- To assist in the development of educational goals and objectives. 
- To provide input regarding the district’s Strategic Plan. 
- To review and provide input on curriculum issues. 
- To recommend various support services and resources. 
- To review the impact of property development and zoning changes in the vicinity of the school as they relate to the safety, welfare and educational opportunities of the students. 
- To review the budget to be sure it is aligned with the School Improvement Plan. 
- To perform other functions as requested by the principal. 
