Burlingame Intermediate School Site Council

The BIS School Site Council (SSC) is a group of teachers, parents and classified school employees that work with the BIS Principal to develop, review and evaluate school improvement programs and school budgets. The members of the BIS School Site Council are elected by their peers within the school community in an open election, and members serve either two or three year terms.

 

Over the course of a year, the SSC considers the goals of the school community, the goals of the school district and works with the principal to evaluate the school’s progress toward those goals. In this evaluation, the council will consider school test scores, district test scores, other credible qualitative analysis on specific issues, attendance and discipline records, parent surveys, and input from teachers, students, parents and other school staff members.

 

In addition to academic planning, the SSC is also responsible for making decisions about parent engagement and safety -- School Plan for Student Achievement and the Comprehensive School Safety Plan, both of which are projects mandated by the State.

 

If you are interested in school policy, you might enjoy serving on the school site council in the future.

 

References:

School Plan for Student Achievement

School Accountability Report Card

 

2023-24 School Site CounciL
Representatives

SSC CHAIR
Helen Foo, Chair

 

PARENT REPRESENTATIVES
Carrie Chen
Jon Mays
Justin Moresco
Liane Paulsen

 

BIS STAFF REPRESENTATIVES
Rosanna Bruzzi
Kathleen McNally
Marisol Visalli

 

BIS ADMINISTRATORS
Greg Land, Principal
Jermaine Williams, Assistant Principal

 
   

How to Get Involved

Meeting dates for 2023-24 are Oct 11, Nov 15, Dec 6, Feb 14, Mar 13, and May 15. These meetings are open to the entire school community. 

 

Please contact our school Principal, Greg Land at gland@burlingameschools.org, or BIS School Site Council alias at bissitecouncil@gmail.com. for more information about adding an agenda item to a meeting, joining SSC, or learning more about the council.

 

 

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