School Advisory Council
Now seeking nominations for 2020-2021!

Please submit completed form and photo by Fri., April 3rd
to Dr. Grenardo at dr.grenardo@stjamesschoolsa.org. 
Applications will be reviewed and candidates will be notified by Thurs., April 16^th.
Elections will be held at the General PTC Meeting on Tues., April 28th.

To download a copy of the form, please click here:
School Advisory Council Nomination Form

 

St. James the Apostle Catholic
2019 - 2020 School Advisory Council

President – Thelma Campa                 
Vice President – Mona Lopez
Secretary – Jessica Garcia                   
Finance – Raul Espinoza
Executive Members – Matthew Navarez, Eddie Molina,
Brenda Pina, Deborah Harrison, Hector Perez, Angela Ruiz

School Advisory Council Minutes

August 2019 Minutes

September 2019 Minutes

October 2019 Minutes

November 2019 Minutes

December 2019 Minutes

January 2020 Minutes
 

2019-2024 Strategic Plan Summary
 

2019 - 2020 Meeting Dates
 
Third Thursday of each month @ 6 p.m.
Library – Early Learning Center
 
Aug. 22^nd
Sept. 19^th
Oct. 17^th
Nov. 21^st
Dec. 19^th
Jan. 23rd 
Feb. 27^th
March 19^th
April 16^th
May 21^st
June 11^th

 

Mission: The mission of the Catholic School Council of St. James the Apostle Catholic School (hereinafter referred to as the (Advisory Council), as established herein, is to promote a Catholic School system with an excellent academic program founded on Christian virtues, directing students towards a conscious choice of living a responsible Catholic life.

               
Goals: To fulfill their mission, the Council sets forth the following goals for itself:
The Council shall formulate and propose policies in accordance with those of the Ordinance of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, designed to:      

A. Educate the students in a school environment which proclaims the Good News of Christ and prepares them to be responsible and active citizens in the Catholic community now and into the Third Christian Millennium.

B. Promote in the students a zeal for the achievement of justice and for the practice of peacemaking through their individual actions and their actions with others.

C. Create in the schools an active faith community permeated with the Gospels message of freedom and love, where the teachers and staff in partnership with families light the way for the students to receive a quality education without regard to gender, economic, ethnic, or racial background.