The School Advisory Council (SAC) is seeking nominations to fill PTSA vacancies on the Council. The mission of the Maggie Walker SAC is to serve in an advisory capacity to enhance the quality of education, to promote comprehensive educational opportunities, to support the effective components of the existing programs, and to ensure that the Maggie Walker mission is achieved. Nominees must be parents of a current Maggie Walker student(s), a member of the PTSA, and also able to serve a two-year term and attend 7:30am meetings. All nominations should be sent to Cynthia Kostelecky at [email protected] on or before Monday, April 30, 2018.
School Advisory Council (SAC) is Seeking Nominations to Fill PTSA Vacancies 2018-2019
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