School Advisory Committee

As an affiliated charter school, similar to other OCDE schools and programs, CCPA is authorized by OCBE and administered by OCDE. Governance at the school site level shall be in accordance with the provisions of this petition and shall be consistent with all applicable state and federal laws and regulations, OCDE policies, and the provisions of OCDE collective bargaining agreements. OCBE shall comply with the Brown Act, the Political Reform Act, the Public Records Act, and Government Code Section 1090, as well as OCDE policies and procedures regarding conflicts of interest. OCBE will retain roles and responsibilities as defined in Education Code sections 1040–1047 for CCPA.

School Advisory Committee and Stakeholder Involvement

To ensure involvement of our stakeholders, CCPA’s School Advisory Committee elicits input from our community partners, local business executives, CCPA staff, students, and parents. The School Advisory Committee represents an organizational and technical design to ensure CCPA remains a viable enterprise, with active and effective representation of interested parties supporting a successful educational program. The School Advisory Committee represents the diverse interests of the students and staff that make up the local school community.

The School Advisory Committee exists to assist, advise, and provide school administration with a broad base of input to improve school and student performance, and to help design, develop, and implement workforce partnerships. Representatives from a variety of stakeholders are invited to serve on the committee to provide input and guidance. These stakeholders may include Orange County business leaders, workforce development partners, CCPA classified and certificated staff, students, parents, and other community partners.