English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC)
The English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) is a school-based committee made up of elected parents, school staff, and community members who work together to support students who are learning English as a second language. Every school with 21 or more English Language Learners is required to have an active ELAC.
The ELAC's primary purpose is to advise the school principal and staff on programs and services that benefit English Learners. Committee members provide input on important topics including:
- The development of the school's plan for English Learners
- Strategies to improve student attendance
- The school's language acquisition programs
- Ways to promote parent involvement and engagement
Who Can Participate?
All ELAC meetings are open to the public. Every parent and guardian is encouraged and welcome to attend, particularly families of English Language Learners. ELAC meetings are a valuable opportunity to learn about instructional programs, stay informed about student progress, and share ideas for how the school can better support English Learner students and families.
For more information, please contact us at (707) 994-5787 ext. 2676.
Getting Involved
Elections for ELAC members are held in the fall and as needed. If you are interested in serving on the ELAC or School Site Council (SSC), please call the office at (707) 994-5787 ext. 2674 and ask for Claudia Lopez.
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