Iowa § 256A.5 District advisory committees

Iowa Statutes

§ 256A.5 — District advisory committees

Iowa § 256A.5

Title VIIEDUCATION, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

Ch. 256ACHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE

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Iowa Code § 256A.5 (2026).

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1.The board of directors of a school district shall appoint an advisory committee for each family support program. The members shall include participating parents and members of the community which participates in the program, such as members of the district’s local early childhood education committees and representatives of local businesses, service organizations, educators, head start educators, parents, private child care providers, county home extension economists, area education agencies, the school board, the community education advisory board, local social services organizations, the local board of health, public health care practitioners, maternal and child health care providers, and persons knowledgeable about developmentally appropriate learning and parent or family education pr

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1. The board of directors of a school district shall appoint an advisory committee for each
family support program. The members shall include participating parents and members
of the community which participates in the program, such as members of the district’s
local early childhood education committees and representatives of local businesses, service
organizations, educators, head start educators, parents, private child care providers, county
home extension economists, area education agencies, the school board, the community
education advisory board, local social services organizations, the local board of health,
public health care practitioners, maternal and child health care providers, and persons
knowledgeable about developmentally appropriate learning and parent or family education
programs. The committee shall be responsible for assessing current programs and services
for expectant parents and parents of children who are less than six years of age. The
committee shall also assist the board in developing, planning, and monitoring the program
and shall submit any recommendations in a report to the board.
2. Thechilddevelopmentcoordinatingcouncilshalldeveloparesourcedirectoryofparent
involvement programs to assist districts in planning family support programs.