Mandated by state law, this committee acts as an advisory council to the board of education. Its major purpose is to study the educational needs of the district and make recommendations for improvement to the school board. Made up of community members, teachers, students and administrators, the DAAC plays a key role in helping board members set school district priorities. The full committee meets three times per year. They make in-depth analysis in preparation for making recommendations to the board of education.
Meetings are monthly.
This advisory committee provides a connection from the school district to senior citizens in Douglas County. This group offers advice on the Senior Employment Program, Senior Gold Card Program and other ways to actively involve seniors in the school district. The Special Education Advisory Committee assists the district to make sure the rights and needs of special needs children are met. Meetings provide parents with children in special education an opportunity to share experiences and concerns and participate in planned activities. The Health Advisory Committee is a volunteer committee, composed of five citizens from each of three high school feeder areas, one at-large member, seven school employees and three community medical representatives.