School Accountability Committee

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The SAC is tasked with informing, encouraging, and providing opportunities for parent and community members to be involved in the planning and evaluation of the school's instructional program and quality improvement processes.   The SAC reports to the principal and participates in the District Accountability Committee.  The state of Colorado requires each school to have a School Accountability Committee consisting of parents, teachers, and community members charged with advising the administration on the improvement of the school.  SAC also serves as a sounding board for community concerns.  All meetings are open to the public and publicized beforehand.  We encourage parents and other community members to attend. Currently Ann Citrin heads the SAC committee. Our upcoming meeting dates can be found under the Parents Tab School Calendar


05-17-12 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is 5-17-2012 Agenda


04-19-12 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is 4-19-2012 Agenda


03-15-12 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is Mar 15 Agenda


02-16-12 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is Feb 16 Agenda


01-19-12 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is Jan 19th Agenda



12-15-11 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is Dec 15 Agenda



11-17-11 meeting at 4PM in the school conference room, the agenda for the meeting is Nov 17th Agenda



10-27-11 meeting at 3:30PM in the school conference room. The agenda for the meeting is Oct 27th Agenda



 


Bios of members:


Ann Citrin, Chair of the SAC, is a Colorado native. She obtained her bachelor of arts and
law degrees from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Prior to having her children,
she worked in the Denver office of an international law firm, representing clients in
commercial disputes and intellectual property litigation. Ann has volunteered for
BFA since the Spring of 2011, working on the grant writing committee and the policy
committee. Ann is a stay-at-home mom and lives in Highlands Ranch with her husband
and two children.


Kent Barwind, member of the SAC, has worked in the finance industry for over ten
years and has a passion for education. Currently, he works in finance in the beauty
industry where his career focus centers around setting up organizational goals, creating
benchmarks, and evaluating the achievement of those goals. Kent lives in Littleton with
his wife and four children.


Chris Eubanks, member of the SAC, is the Director of Store Operations for the Sports
Authority corporate offices, focusing on process improvements and operations related
financial analyses. He has spent almost twenty years with the company. Chris lives in
Highlands Ranch with his wife and two daughters.


Jennifer Gutierrez-Hughes, member of the SAC, has a bachelors and masters of arts from
Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA. She has taught elementary physical education in
Jefferson County for 18 years. She lives in Highlands Ranch with her husband and two
sons.


Amy Taylor, member of the SAC, works as a Director of a Foster Care Agency part time
and is currently finishing up her Master's degree in Social Work through CSU. She also
sits on a SAC for her program through CSU and stays pretty busy with child welfare
committees and organizations in the metro area. Amy has been volunteering with BFA
since November 2010, working on the Open Enrollment and Lottery and a few other
miscellaneous projects. Amy lives in Highlands Ranch with her husband and two sons.