School Council definition

School Council for a School, means the school council established for the School under the Act.

School Council means a school council established under the Education Act or a parent advisory council established under the Private Schools Regulation;

School Council means the School Council specified in Item 1 and, where appropriate, the employees or agents of the School Council or other authorised persons.

Examples of School Council in a sentence

• Provide financial statements for each meeting to School Council Treasurer of all school generated funds, as well as, all other generated funds showing receipts and disbursements.vii.

• Principals were reminded to designate someone from their Catholic School Council to share news from SEAC and to SEAC.

• BISA’s Governing School Council, drawing on the advice and support of the Advisory Board, and working closely with the school principal, will be responsible for developing and implementing an annual fundraising plan for the school.

• Obtain financial records from Office Staff for all School generated funds including those raised by School Council and sharing them at all School Council meetings.iv.

• A copy of the minutes must be kept on file in the School Council Binder located at the school.

More Definitions of School Council

School Council means the council of a Government School as defined in section 1.1.3 of the Act;

School Council means a school council established under Part 7 of the Act;

School Council means the School Council established pursuant to the provisions of the School Act,

School Council means the School Council identified in Item 3 of the Schedule.

School Council means the council of a Government school or group of schools that is constituted under Part 2.3;

School Council. (“cyngor ysgol”) means a council established in accordance with regulation 3 of the School Councils Regulations;

School Council means a school council established under the School Act;