School Accountability Committee (SAC)

Role and Purpose:
The School Accountability Committee (commonly referred to as the SAC) is a representative
advisory committee that serves as a grassroots organization for a school’s accountability change process. The primary role of a SAC is to understand all operating procedures within the school, and if needed, make recommendations concerning school improvement, including but not limited to such topics as: spending priorities, academic achievement, facilities, and culture and climate (CRS22-11-402(1)(b)).

Duty of the School:
To provide members of the SAC committee any information which is necessary to maintain ethical transparency of daily operations, school improvement goals and well being and success of stakeholders