District committees play important roles in supporting the district's mission and vision. Committees rely on volunteers from the community. If you are interested in serving on one or more of these committees, or would like more information, please contact your school office or the District Center at 651-635-1600.
Adult Learning Center Advisory Council
This committee meets quarterly as an advisory group for the Adult Learning Center. Membership includes staff, students from the Adult Learning Center, and members of the business community.
Advanced Academics and Talent Development Advisory Council
This council offers advice and counsel to the Advanced Academics and Talent Development Program. Members include parents, teachers, administrators, and the program coordinator. For more information, please contact Trina Hira, the district's coordinator of the Advanced Academics and Talent Development Program, at 651-604-3739.
Community Education Advisory Council
This committee provides guidance on all aspects of community education programs. Members include parents, students, staff, community members, community education representatives, a school board member, and district administrators. For more information, please contact Jenni Kostecki at jenni.kostecki@isd623.org.
District Curriculum Advisory Committee
The District Curriculum Advisory Committee (DCAC) reviews curriculum and assessment issues. The council consists mostly of parents, as well as teachers and administrators. For more information, please contact Jake Von De Linde, the district's director of teaching and learning, at 651-604-3743.
Early Childhood Family Education-School Readiness Advisory Council
This committee offers advice and counsel to the Early Childhood and Family Education (ECFE) and School Readiness programs. Committee membership includes parents, the ECFE manager, and a school board member. For more information, please contact Melissa Brady, Early Childhood outreach manager, at 651-604-3771.
Equity Leadership Advisory Committee
This committee consists of students, staff, and community members to ensure Roseville Area Schools' approach to equity has students and community members in direct contact with district leadership. Members build common language and deepen relationships through facilitated learning so they can apply an equity lens in the examination of district policies and practices, and the goals of the district’s strategic plan.
Roseville Area Senior Program (RASP) Advisory Council
Help guide and shape our program as a RASP Advisory Council member. We strive to create a council that reflects the diversity of our community; please lend your voice to our group. The Advisory Council meets every other month. If you are interested in joining, please contact Kris Rossow, RASP program coordinator, at 651-604-3537.
Scholarship Committee
This committee recommends PTA Scholarship recipients. Members include a district administrator, staff members, and representatives from each PTA. For more information, contact Nyesha Brown at 651-604-1466.
Special Education Advisory Council
As required by Minnesota Statute, the Special Education Advisory Council advises district administration on matters related to the education of students with disabilities. Parent members represent various categories of disability, grade levels, and facilities across the district.
