Current Committees

Bond Oversight Committee (BOC)(opens in new window/tab)
The committee's role will monitor the progress of bond projects authorized by Eanes ISD voters in May 2023; ensure transparency to enhance public confidence in the use of proceeds from the sale of these bonds; provide the Board of Trustees with recommendations for or against any change of scope for the adopted projects; and provide regular reports to the Board. The BOC will remain in place and functioning until a Board approved threshold of 2023 Bond funds has been met

Time commitment - generally eight meetings per year, two hours in the evening
Overall approximate time commitment or term - three-year commitment preferred
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Committee(opens in new window/tab)
The DEI Advisory Committee will work with the administration on providing input on enhancing community, staff, and student racial awareness and cultivating an environment of understanding our unique similarities and differences. Currently seeking members to represent BCE and FTE.

Time commitment - one meeting per month, two hours in the evening
Overall approximate time commitment or term - at least a two-year commitment
Long-Range Facility Planning Committee
The Long-Range Facility Planning Committee (LRFPC) will serve in a key advisory role to guide the district with providing valuable insights and assessing future facility developments of the district's campuses, aligning with educational goals and community aspirations. By incorporating the input from campus committees, the LRFPC will offer a holistic perspective that will aid in informed decision-making for effective facility planning.

Time commitment - generally eight meetings per year, two hours in the evening
Overall approximate time commitment or term - one-to-two-year commitment preferred
School Safety and Health Advisory Council (SSHAC)(opens in new window/tab)
The School Safety and Health Advisory Council (SSHAC) is a group of parents and staff members representing all EISD schools that studies relevant issues regarding the health and well-being of students and makes recommendations to the district. Committee membership is full for the 2023-24 school year.

Time commitment - one meeting per month, one hour in the evening
Overall approximate time commitment or term - two-year commitment preferred
Special Education Parent Partners(opens in new window/tab)
Parent Partners is intended to be an active working group serving in an advisory role, acting as one of several conduits between the parent community and special education administration, and collaborating with the special education department on parent-led initiatives. Formerly the Sped Parent Working Group (SPWG). Currently not accepting new committee members.

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