Advisory Committees
About Board Advisory Committees
Board of Education advisory committees allow board members to seek input and advice from community members and promote widespread involvement and participation on issues that affect our district.
Committees include Communications, Facilities Planning, Finance, Human Resources, Student Life, Teaching and Learning, and Technology. Each committee meets regularly, and Cabinet members provide reports at monthly board meetings.
Committee members include community members, parents, board members, district employees and students. New committee members are appointed prior to the start of each school year and serve staggered two-year terms. Committee members must be patrons of Lindbergh Schools.
Advisory Committee Meeting Reports
Lindbergh Schools hosted the third meeting of the Student Board Advisory Committee for the 2025-26 school year on Nov. 13, 2025. Dr. Maureen Stabler, intervention coordinator, led the meeting which focused on social-emotional (SEL) screeners given to students.
The Communications Board of Education Advisory Committee met on Oct. 28 for a conversation on effective storytelling and a discussion about how the district can highlight positive events in its schools on a regular basis.
The Teaching and Learning Board Advisory Committee met on Tuesday, Oct. 21, to review information and provide input on teaching and learning in Lindbergh Schools.
The Finance Board Advisory Committee met on Oct. 9 to review finance-related Board of Education agenda items for the month of October, and provide feedback on communication that is being developed to share financial information in a more visual format with the community.
Lindbergh Schools hosted the second meeting of the Student Board Advisory Committee for the 2025-26 school year on Oct. 9, 2025. Dr. Sheriah Mason, director of belonging and inclusion, led the meeting which focused on discussing the social-emotional learning programs at both secondary and elementary schools.