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Understanding School Governance and Parent Involvement at CCCSIn this episode of the Cougar Cast, Julius Siebenga delves into the governance of Contra Costa Christian Schools (CCCS) and how parents and stakeholders can participate in this process. He is joined by Andrea, the board president, who shares insights on her family's long-term involvement with the school and the responsibilities of the board. Andrea discusses what it takes to be a board member and explains the roles and responsibilities of the school association. The episode also covers practical aspects of governance, including the application process for joining the association and the strategic and operational duties of the board. Additionally, the episode features a fun segment called 'Rapid Fire,' where Andrea distinguishes between boardroom and break room responsibilities. The discussion concludes with encouragement for parents to get involved and underscores the impact such roles can have on personal faith and community influence.
By Contra Costa Christian SchoolsUnderstanding School Governance and Parent Involvement at CCCSIn this episode of the Cougar Cast, Julius Siebenga delves into the governance of Contra Costa Christian Schools (CCCS) and how parents and stakeholders can participate in this process. He is joined by Andrea, the board president, who shares insights on her family's long-term involvement with the school and the responsibilities of the board. Andrea discusses what it takes to be a board member and explains the roles and responsibilities of the school association. The episode also covers practical aspects of governance, including the application process for joining the association and the strategic and operational duties of the board. Additionally, the episode features a fun segment called 'Rapid Fire,' where Andrea distinguishes between boardroom and break room responsibilities. The discussion concludes with encouragement for parents to get involved and underscores the impact such roles can have on personal faith and community influence.