School Improvement Advisory Committee
The Lewis Central School Improvement Advisory Committee is a School Board appointed standing committee. It's purposes - to improve understanding and relationship between schools and community; to gain input at key stages of the comprehensive school improvement process; and to meet the requirements of HF 2272, Accountability for Student Learning.
The Board of Education appoints and charges the Community Advisory to make recommendations that are data-driven and aligned with needs assessment results. Specifically, the Community Advisory is to:
- Analyze and interpret needs assessment data collected at five-year intervals. Ongoing analysis and interpretation will empower the Advisory to be responsive and to make recommendations to the school board about:
- Major education needs;
- Student learning goals;
- Long-range goals that address reading, mathematics, science achievement, and other locally determined indicators.
- Make annual recommendations to the school board using a wide range of data sources. Recommendations will center around:
- Progress toward annual improvement goals addressing reading, math, science, and other locally determined indicators;
- Revision or formulation of the next year's annual improvement goals.