CHS SCHOOL PARENT COUNCIL
The parents and guardians of our students at CHS offer an important voice in advocating for our students. The School Parent Council meets once a month, and is composed of parents, and guardians. The goal of the PSC is for our families to come together, make connections, and talk with each other about school issues and events, to support the school and advocate for quality education.
Charlestown is creating a new School Parent Council! If you are interested in joining the School Parent Council, please reach out to Mercedes Garcia, Family Liaison, at mgarciaorozco@bostonpublicschools.org
MEETINGS
Next SPC meeting is in Monday, December 14th at 6pm
CITY WIDE GROUPS
Citywide Parent Council (CPC)
Formed in 1974 and made up entirely of current BPS parent volunteers, the Citywide Parent Council (CPC) is the umbrella organization of the 125 School Parent Councils (SPC) in Boston Public Schools (BPS), and is the officially recognized voice of all BPS parents.
The CPC meets typically every last Tuesday of the month in the Bolling Building
District English Learners Advisory Council (DELAC)
DELAC stands for District English Learner Advisory Committee. The Boston Public Schools Office of English Learners launched the DELAC initiative in the school year of 2015/2016. It is a multicultural and multiethnic, parent-led committee comprised of English Learner (EL) parents and community members whose task is to provide recommendations to school and district officials in regards to programs and services provided to EL students. DELAC is the official voice of all our 17,000 EL families.
The DELAC meets the third Monday of each month from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SpEdPAC)
BPS SpEdPAC is a citywide parent advisory council that provides a voice and gives support for parents of children with special needs. It is a multi-lingual, multi-cultural, council made up exclusively of parent volunteers. They work with the Boston Public Schools system to ensure that children get the services and support they need to develop to their full potential.
SpEDPAC meets typically the 4th Thursday of the month at the Richard J. Murphy School
