Local School Advisory Councils (LSAC)
School councils mandated in recent state legislation bear a similarity to the school advisory committees formed by the system in 1987. Like Fulton's LSACs, the new councils bring parent, business, and community involvement to every school in the state. These organizations provide for ongoing two-way communication to improve school performance. By law, the councils provide input on issues including:

• Curriculum
• School codes of conduct and dress
• School calendar
• School budget priorities including capital improvement plans
• Extracurricular activities in the school
• School-based and community services
• Recommendations concerning school board policies
• Preparation and distribution of school profile to the community
• Strategies for improving communication between school and community
• Methods for reporting information to parents and communities
• Receiving and reviewing reports from the school principal regarding progress toward the school's goals
• Recommendation for filling the school's principal vacancy, when necessary

For further information about advisory councils, contact your local school.