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Re: Faculty Committees
Posted by Swamp Fox on 5/09/08

    On 5/08/08, I feel your pain wrote:
    > The discipline committee at our school do what the parents
    > refuse to do: Take offending students to a secluded room
    > and open up a can of whup ass!

    Ideally, committees should represent all grade levels or
    subjects. They identify problems and then present suggested
    solutions or action plans to the administration.

    The flip side of NO committees is TOO MANY committees which is
    our problem. When the faculty voices a problem, it always
    gets deferred to "study by a committee". We study it to death
    but no action or decisions are ever made. That can be the
    other extreme.

     
     

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