The Collaborative School Committee (CSC) is a group of families, staff, and community members who work together to help a school succeed. They meet regularly during the school year to share ideas and make plans for the school. Colorado law says every school must have a CSC to make sure families are involved and schools are accountable.

Colorado law says every school district must have a District Accountability Committee (DAC) to involve parents and the community in education.

The DAC meets once a month, usually on the fourth Tuesday, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., from August to May. Sometimes, new members can join, and those times will be posted on this webpage.

The DAC has important tasks to do every year, following rules in two policies: BDFG and BDFG-R. These rules match state and federal laws. The Multicultural Outreach team helps support these meetings.