African American Advisory Council (AAAC)

ABOUT THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN ADVISORY COUNCIL (AAAC) DISTRICT ADVISORY

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 African-American 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.

AAAC is committed to ensuring that all students achieve “Excellence on Purpose.” 

ABOUT THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN PARENT ADVISORY COUNCIL (AAPAC)

Recognizing that parent/family involvement plays a vital role in fostering student success, African-American Parent Advisory Councils (AAPACs) have been established at various schools in Moreno Valley Unified School District. AAPAC is open to all parents.

Recognizing that parent/family involvement plays a vital role in fostering student success, African-American Parent Advisory Councils (AAPACs) have been established at various schools in Moreno Valley Unified School District. AAPAC is open to all parents.

GOALS

1. Engage, Equip, and Empower Parents to advocate for the academic success of their child.

2. Expand and improve the educational opportunities for African-American students.

3. Ensure academic success through high expectation, rigorous and challenging curricula and instruction.

4. Work to enhance and support the educational, personal, and career goals of every African-American student.

5. Encourage success in the regular school program through a collaborative decision-making process within the district, school level and community. To get more information about how to get involved with or start an AAPAC at your child’s school, please contact a representative from the African-American Advisory Council.