Parent Groups and Committees

The DELAC is comprised of parents of English Learners. This Committee meets regularly to share information as well as to study issues and concerns related to the instruction provided to English Learners and parents of English Learners play a strong role in these meetings.

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The African-American Advisory Council (AAAC) is a collaborative effort between key stakeholders and is committed to creating a “safe learning environments that meet the cultural, academic, and socioemotional needs of all students.” The AAAC brings stakeholders of the village together to establish strong partnerships to implement strategies which more effectively engage and support the unique social, educational, emotional, and cultural needs of African-American students.

The purpose of the AAAC is to involve and engage parents, families, students, educators, and community members in the decision making process at the local, district and regional level to improve the quality of education for AfricanAmerican students by raising the level of awareness in our community about cultural learning differences and promoting an understanding among parents, educators, and others about culturally sensitive issues relating to the education of African-American students.

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The Moreno Valley Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is open to all who have an interest in Special Education. The purpose of the CAC is to provide education and support to parents and guardians, encourage community acceptance of students with special needs, improve communication between parents and guardians, district administrators, and MVUSD Board of Education, and to enhance the quality of special education services in the district.  The CAC desires to make available to individuals with disabilities and their parents or guardians a forum where they may express the general needs of educational programs for students with disabilities. 

The CAC meets monthly with the purpose of sharing resources, information, and ideas. It provides a place for parents to network with other parents, community members, and SELPA staff.  The CAC meetings also provide a forum to raise questions and express concerns as well as receive training to build your skills as a care provider for children with disabilities.

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