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Family and Community Involvement

Advisory Committee (FCIAC)

The Family and Community Involvement Advisory Committee was established in 1993 to support the work of the Miami-Dade County Public Schools' Office of Community Engagement.  Under School Board Policy 2111, PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT - A HOME-SCHOOL-DISTRICT PARTNERSHIP, the Committee is authorized to assess the progress in implementing this policy using outcome based data, including, but not limited to, the School Climate Survey and the Educational Engagement Survey, and will make written recommendations for improvement.  The Committee may undertake specific projects which are within the scope of its purpose.
 
There will be 37 voting members, a majority of whom will be persons not employed by Miami-Dade County Public Schools
 
Monthly meetings are open to the public and are posted on the District's Master Calendar

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About Homework

Parent Representatives

North Region Representation

Jennifer De Paz                         

Reinaldo Palacios                     

Maria Ratti Jakoniuk               

Meriel Seymore                         

Central Region Representation

Deborah Gonzalez                   

Laura Crenshaw-Philpot        

Rebecca Fernandez                

Ksenia Koryakina                      

Alternate

Analis Arriaga                              

 

South Region Representation

Ijeoma Adele                                

Nancy Levy                                   

Elyssa Lewis                                  

Lina Hodgson                               

Alternate

Liliana Collazo                            

Citizens Coalition for Public Education

Lisa Robertson                             

 

Miami-Dade County Council PTA-PTSA

Eileen Segal                                   

 

Title I DAC

Bernadette Montgomery     

Lenora D. Stafford                   

Zoraida Serret                          

Alternate

Michelle Penate                     

Supt.’s Advisory Panel for Students with Exceptionalities
Enrique Escallon                         

 

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