C.R.S. Section 22-7-303
Colorado state advisory council for parent involvement in education

  • created
  • membership

(1)

There is created in the department of education the Colorado state advisory council for parent involvement in education. The council consists of members appointed as provided in this section and has the powers and duties specified in this part 3. The council is a
type 2
entity, as defined in section 24-1-105, and exercises its powers and performs its duties and functions under the department, the commissioner of education, and the state board of education.

(2)

The council shall consist of the following members:

(a)

The following members appointed by the state board:

(I)

One person from each congressional district who is a parent of a child enrolled in a publicly funded preschool program, in any of grades kindergarten through twelve, or in a state-supported institution of higher education. Four of the members appointed pursuant to this subsection (2)(a)(I) must be members of a school accountability committee or a school district accountability committee. In making the appointments pursuant to this subsection (2)(a)(I), the state board shall consider the student populations that are significantly represented in the state.

(II)

A representative from each of two state-based nonprofit organizations that specialize in promoting the involvement of parents of traditionally underserved populations;

(III)

A representative from a nonprofit organization that specializes in promoting the involvement of parents of students with disabilities;

(IV)

A representative from a nonprofit organization that partners with funding providers, state agencies, and service providers to assist organizations in providing services to improve the health and well-being of families and children;

(V)

A representative of a statewide organization of parents and teachers;

(VI)

Repealed.

(VII)

A representative of a statewide organization that represents school executives;

(VIII)

A representative of a statewide organization that represents members of school district boards of education;

(IX)

A representative of a statewide organization that represents teachers;

(X)

A representative of a statewide organization that represents charter schools;

(XI)

A representative of a statewide organization that represents career and college guidance counselors; and

(XII)

Repealed.

(XIII)

A person with expertise in early childhood care and education;

(b)

One or more representatives from the department of education, appointed by the commissioner of education, with expertise in the following areas:

(I)

Strategies to close the achievement and growth gap;

(II)

The program for the education of migrant children described in article 23 of this title;

(III)

The English language proficiency program described in article 24 of this title;

(IV)

Federal title I programs;

(V)

The education of exceptional children, as defined in section 22-20-103 (12); and

(VI)

The family literacy education grant program created in section 22-2-124;

(c)

Two persons appointed by the executive director of the department of higher education; and

(d)

A representative of the department of human services appointed by the executive director of said department.

(3)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

A person may not be appointed to fill more than one of the member positions required in subsection (2) of this section in a single term. Each appointing authority shall make its initial appointments on or before October 1, 2009. Each member of the council shall serve at the pleasure of the member’s appointing authority. The appropriate appointing authority shall fill any vacancies arising during a member’s term on the council.

(b)

The state board, in appointing members to the council, shall, to the extent practicable, select persons who will reflect the gender balance and ethnic and racial diversity of the state and will provide representation from throughout the state.

(4)

The council members appointed pursuant to paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of this section shall serve three-year terms; except that, of the persons initially appointed, the state board shall select four who shall serve initial terms of one year and four who shall serve initial terms of two years.

(5)

The state board shall call the first meeting of the council to be held no later than November 15, 2009. At its first meeting, and annually thereafter, the council shall select from among its members a person to serve as chair of the council. The council shall meet upon call of the chair as often as necessary to accomplish its duties as specified in this part 3.

(6)

The council members shall serve without compensation but may receive reimbursement for actual and necessary expenses incurred in performing their duties pursuant to this part 3, including but not limited to expenses incurred in providing a regional training program pursuant to section 22-7-304 (3).

Source: Section 22-7-303 — Colorado state advisory council for parent involvement in education - created - membership, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-22.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

22‑7‑301
Legislative declaration
22‑7‑302
Definitions
22‑7‑303
Colorado state advisory council for parent involvement in education - created - membership
22‑7‑304
Council - advisory duties - technical assistance - report
22‑7‑305
Parent involvement in education grant program - creation - rules - fund - reports
22‑7‑306
Repeal of part
22‑7‑602
Definitions
22‑7‑604.5
Alternative education campuses - criteria - application - rule-making - definition
22‑7‑611
Closing the achievement gap program - strategies - assistance - criteria - rule-making
22‑7‑701
Short title
22‑7‑702
Legislative declaration
22‑7‑703
Definitions
22‑7‑704
Teacher development grant program - created - rules
22‑7‑705
Teacher development grant program - application
22‑7‑707
Reporting requirements - progress reports - final reports
22‑7‑708
Teacher development fund - creation
22‑7‑801
Legislative declaration
22‑7‑802
Definitions
22‑7‑803
Summer school grant program - creation - administration - rules
22‑7‑804
Summer school programs - requirements
22‑7‑805
Summer school grant program - application - criteria
22‑7‑806
Reporting requirements
22‑7‑807
Summer school grant program - funding
22‑7‑1001
Short title
22‑7‑1002
Legislative declaration
22‑7‑1003
Definitions
22‑7‑1004
School readiness description - school readiness assessment - adoption - revisions
22‑7‑1005
Preschool through elementary and secondary education - aligned standards - adoption - revisions
22‑7‑1006
Preschool through elementary and secondary education - aligned assessments - adoption - revisions
22‑7‑1006.3
State assessments - administration - rules
22‑7‑1006.5
Pilot program - alternative assessment
22‑7‑1008
Postsecondary and workforce readiness description - adoption - revision
22‑7‑1009
Diploma endorsements - adoption - revisions
22‑7‑1009.3
Diploma endorsement - science, technology, engineering, and mathematics - definitions
22‑7‑1009.5
Diploma endorsement - biliteracy - definitions
22‑7‑1010
State board - commission - public input - staff assistance
22‑7‑1011
Regional educator meetings - purpose - recommendations - definition
22‑7‑1012
State plan - amendments - peer review - final adoption
22‑7‑1013
Local education provider - preschool through elementary and secondary education standards - adoption - academic acceleration - definition
22‑7‑1014
Preschool individualized readiness plans - school readiness - assessments
22‑7‑1015
Postsecondary and workforce readiness program - technical assistance - appropriation - repeal
22‑7‑1015.5
Postsecondary, workforce, career, and education grant program - created - application - criteria - awards - appropriation - repeal
22‑7‑1016
Assessments in high school - transcripts - definition
22‑7‑1016.5
Exchange of student records
22‑7‑1017
High school diploma - endorsement - effect
22‑7‑1018
Cost study
22‑7‑1019
Preschool to postsecondary and workforce readiness - progress reports - effectiveness reports
22‑7‑1201
Short title
22‑7‑1202
Legislative declaration
22‑7‑1203
Definitions
22‑7‑1204
Early literacy education
22‑7‑1205
Reading competency - assessments - READ plan creation - parental involvement
22‑7‑1206
Reading to ensure academic development (READ) plan - contents - implementation
22‑7‑1207
Advancement - decision - parental involvement
22‑7‑1208
Local education providers - procedures - plans - training - rules
22‑7‑1209
State board - rules - department - duties
22‑7‑1210
Early literacy fund - created
22‑7‑1210.5
Per-pupil intervention money - uses - distribution - monitoring
22‑7‑1211
Early literacy grant program - created - definitions
22‑7‑1212
Summer school literacy programs
22‑7‑1213
Reporting requirements
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§ 22-7-303’s source at colorado​.gov