What are the rights and responsibilities of the school’s parent committee
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Raising a child is a complex process in which both the school and the family take part. In order to coordinate the actions of parents and the teaching staff, parental committees are created at the school. The committees include parents elected at the general meeting. The committee is elected for one year.
Parent Committee Rights
The Parents Committee is vested with the right to interact between teachers and parents. Committee members help the teacher acquire textbooks and teaching aids. With the permission of the class teacher, they can attend open classes and extracurricular activities. In addition, elected members of the parent committee can be directly involved in educational work and assist the teacher in taking measures against parents who do not pay proper attention to their child.
Also, the rights of members of the parent committee include the opportunity to participate in the organization of holidays, trips, excursions, school events. If necessary, contact with public organizations and law enforcement agencies. Express your opinion on the appropriateness of certain events. Practice shows that the main work of the members of the parent committee is to solve household and household problems that arise during the training (purchase of furniture, repair).
Parent Committee Responsibilities
Members of the parent committee should be as honest as possible with parents and educators. They must also be active and take the initiative. The main responsibility of the parent committee is to establish contact between the class teacher and the parents. Committee members do not have to do everything on their own, they can involve the rest of the parents in the educational process and the life of the school.
The Parent Committee consists of 5-7 members and is chaired by the chairman. The Chairperson appoints deputies responsible for specific areas of work. The committee also includes a treasurer: a person who collects money for the needs of the class, distributes financial resources and provides parents with full financial statements for each contribution.