Local School Advisory Council Guidance
Context:
This
spring 2007 PowerPoint presentation offers guidance in setting up
school advisory councils based on experience gleaned from Innovative
Schools Program participants. It features examples from the Mexican
school team, Philadelphia School of the Future, and the ISP Working
Group of Advisors.
Innovation summary:
How this resource can support you along the innovation continuum:
- Guidance on how to build a stakeholder group.
- Help in developing a framework of expectations of the different stakeholder groups.
- Identify the profile of advisory council members to ensure they are effective in supporting/managing the change process.
Key points:
- In any innovative process, there is a need to have an advisory council.
- The profile of members on this council is important to the long-term success of the innovation process.
- Advisory members should also get an opportunity to experience the innovation processs/projects.