Helix Charter High School2000200120022003captured Dec 2, 2003



The HELIX CHARTER BOARD welcomes you. Here you will find links to the most recent board agenda,
as well as previous minutes from board meetings.


The Guiding Vision of Helix

Helix Charter High School will provide all students the tools and environment to become highly skilled, productive members of society, as well as self-directed learners.

Current Board Members
Doug Smith, Principal

Peggy Crabtree
Robin Peterson
Lori Free-Trout
Court Levy
Leslie Messier
Richard Sutton
Michelle Kitson

James Proudfoot

Ed Aceves



Helix Charter Governing Board

A seven member Governing Board, consisting of parents, staff and community members, is empowered to make school wide policy decisions. School wide policy includes, but is not limited to: graduation requirements, admission standards, attendance policies, school calendar, general and fiscal oversight and annual budget approval. Moreover, the Helix Governing Board is also responsible for appointing, evaluating, compensating and, when necessary, replacing the Principal.

The Helix Governing Board consists of seven voting members. The voting members are:

4 Staff Members (1 Classified Staff Member elected by the Classified Staff, 3 Certificated Staff Members elected by the Certificated Staff)

3 Parent/Community Members (1 President of the PTSA, 1 parent elected at-large by the PTSA, and 1 community member not employed by the school, appointed by the Chairperson of the Helix Governing Board from a slate of nominees)

The following non-voting Representatives to the Helix Governing Board are expected to attend and participate in every Helix Governing Board meeting:

The school Principal and the entire Management Team
2 Students elected by the Student Council


The Five Fundamental Principles

1. All students are connected to school and learning through greater personalization and interactions among peers and adults.

2. All students are active learners; all teachers are facilitators of student learning.

3. All students demonstrate powerful learning through the production of significant work; all teachers design powerful curriculum.

4. All students, through interdisciplinary work, transfer knowledge to real-world situations.

5. All students achieve and stay in school because they see a connection between school work and the world of work.

 

 

Board Agendas

 

Previous Board Minutes

 

Meeting Dates


The Helix Charter Board (typically) meets on the third Monday of each month unless otherwise indicated. Scheduled public meeting times are from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Helix Library. Agendas are posted and available in the Helix High School Office.

The following meeting dates are scheduled:

May 19, 2003
June 16, 2003
July – No Meeting
August 18, 2003
September 15, 2003
October 20, 2003
November 17, 2003
December 15, 2003
January 26, 2004
February 23, 2004
March 15, 2004
*April 19, 2004 (tentative)

*The Helix Charter Board will reorganize at the April Meeting and future meetings dates will be determined.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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