Classes are held at various locations throughout the county. Course books are distributed in September and January each year. This committee studies school district facility and capacity needs. A citizen-based group, it keeps close track of new housing developments and student enrollment trends. Recommendations are made to the board of education on capacity needs, school locations, attendance boundaries and other issues related to facilities.
Members represent all areas of the county.
Meetings are the 7 p.m., the first Wednesday of each month. 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.