Policy Council

The Policy Council is a governing body of concerned parents and community people.  Policy Council consists of 51% parents of currently enrolled children.  The other members must be drawn from the local community.  The Policy Council representatives are elected at the first Parent Committee meeting of the program year.

The Policy Council:

  • Meets on a monthly basis (3rd Wednesday of each month unless other wise noted);
  • Assists in planning and coordinating agency-wide activities for parents;
  • Assists in the interviewing process of new hires;
  • Assists with and encourages parent participation in the program;
  • Serves as a link between public and private organizations;
  • Initiates suggestions and ideas for program involvement;
  • Has approval responsibility before a decision is finalized or action is taken;
  • Elects officers for the Policy Council:
  • Is responsible for keeping the individual Parent Committees informed of the actions of the Policy Council.

Reimbursement is available for travel and child care.

Current Policy Council Members:

   Cluster

   Representative

   Alternate

 Belle Center 1    
 Belle Center 2  Terry Geib*  Ariel Grusing
 Butte A   Jessica Albright*
 Butte B  Jessica Flaigg Dusty Espy
 Butte C Sassy Stranginger Angela Kolb
 Butte D/2 Brianne Bonnet* Coutney Schwender*
 Butte E    
 Butte 1  Kilania Newton  
 Harding County    
 Bison Center  Kelsie Kronberg  Jamie Cihak
 Perkins EHS  Larae Baumgarten*  
 Lemmon Center  Brandy Schwab*  Jeremy Hulce*
     
     
 Community Representatives  Jessica Carmichael  

* Indicates that a member has been voted on and seated to the Policy Council

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