New members are needed as parent representatives on the SBISD District Improvement Team (DIT) and as parent, community and business representatives on each school’s Campus Improvement Teams (CIT).

A lottery will be held soon for DIT parent representative positions. For more information about CIT openings, please contact SBISD campuses or district administrators.

District Improvement Team (DIT) needs new members: 

What is the DIT?

The DIT is composed of certified campus professionals, district-level staff, parents of students enrolled in the SBISD schools, community members and business representatives. As defined by Texas law, the DIT advises the Superintendent of Schools in many areas, such as planning, staff patterns, budgeting, staff development, curriculum and school organization.

Parent Representatives Lottery

The DIT has three positions open for Parent Representatives for the 2008-09 school year. There are two positions for Group 1 and one position for Group 2. All nomination forms must be completed and submitted to Administrative Assistant Carlton Sands in the SBISD Administration Building, 955 Campbell Road, Room 128, by Feb. 25, 2008. For each position, parent representatives are selected by lottery.

Certified Teaching/Certified, Non-Teaching Representative Election

The DIT has 10 positions open for Certified Teaching/Certified, Non-Teaching Representatives for the 2008-09 school year. A certified teaching representative is anyone who teaches students in a classroom setting. Non-teaching representatives include assistant principals, counselors, librarians, and nurses.

Nomination forms must be completed and submitted to Administrative Assistant Carlton Sands in the SBISD Administration Building, 955 Campbell Road, Room 128, by Feb. 7, 2008.

For more information or nomination forms, please visit the DIT website.

 

Campus Improvement Team (CIT) needs new members:

What is the CIT?

Each SBISD school’s CIT is composed of certified campus professionals, parents of students enrolled in school, community members and business representatives. As defined by Texas law, each CIT is involved in decisions with the campus principal in several areas, such as planning, staffing patterns, budgeting, staff development, curriculum and school organization.

The Campus Improvement Team (CIT) at each SBISD campus has positions open for the 2008-2009 school year for parent, community and business representatives. Contact your local campus for more information about parent or community representation. Businesses  interested in being involved in the district schools should contact SBISD Community Relations Officer Linda Buchman at 713-464-1511, ext. 2286.

posted 01-17-08