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School Leadership Team

The BHMS Leadership Team (SLT) is an elected committee consisting of BHMS parents/guardians, staff members, and other personnel. The SLT is focused on school governance, student achievement, and family engagement. Some of the responsibilities of this team are to:
 
  • Develop and approve the School Improvement Plan (SIP) and monitor the continuous school improvement planning process
  • Determine the allocation of the school's instructional and technology budget
  • Review student achievement data
  • Recommend and support school needs to the CSD Board of Education during the annual budget process
  • Help with the interview process of potential BHMS employees

The SLT would like to hear from BHMS parents and community members with concerns, suggestions, and ideas to make BHMS a great place to learn for all of our students.  Please contact any one of us at any time! 

Current Members
Parents:
Odufa Aburime: odufa.aburime@csdecatur.net
Dana Keener Mast dana.keenermast@csdecatur.ne
Courtney Sollie: csollie@csdecatur.net
Meagan Swingle: meagan.swingle@csdecatur.net 
 
Staff:
Kristin Donegan kristin.donegan@csdecatur.net (Teacher)
Alexis Glenn: aglenn@csdecatur.net (Principal)
Malja Swann mswann@csdecatur.net (Teacher)
 
You can access meeting minutes via Simbli 
    • How are School Leadership Teams (SLT) selected for each school?
      The parent or legal guardian members of the School Leadership Team will be elected by a majority of votes of parents and legal guardians of students who will be enrolled in the school at the onset of the member's term. Teacher members of the School Leadership Team will be elected by a majority vote of staff who works at the school at the time of the election. Students and community or business leaders who serve on School Leadership Teams will be appointed by the elected members of the team.
    How many members are on a School Leadership Team (SLT)?
    SLTs will be composed of at least 5-7 members. One member must be the principal; two others must be staff, and the remaining two community members (parents). A member of the Central Office Staff who serves in a nonvoting advisory capacity will be the liaison between the school and the system.

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