District-wide Educational Improvement Council (DWEIC)

The District-wide Educational Improvement Council (DWEIC) is a committee of parents, business and community members, teachers, principals, and other district staff who advise the Board in establishing and reviewing the District’s educational goals and objectives. DWEIC also reviews major districtwide classroom instructional programs and advises on districtwide staff development.

Meeting Agendas, Presentations & Notes

All meetings are from 5:30–7:00 p.m.

Previous Year(s) Meeting Documents

2022-23 Meeting Agendas, Notes and Presentations

2021-22 Meeting Agendas, Notes and Presentations

2020–21 Meeting Presentations & Agendas

Additional Documents

�鶹�� Board Policy

Guiding Documents

Questions?

Contact Sue Neidecker

June 27, 2024
�鶹�� invites our community to support our students and teachers by volunteering on a district-wide or campus-based committee.
March 22, 2024
The Long-Range Planning Committee meets monthly to review data, provide input, engage in shared learning, and discuss recommendations and solutions surrounding our 10-year Long-Range Plan.
October 23, 2023
On June 6, 2023, the district’s Long-Range Planning Committee began its journey with a newly expanded membership of 61 participants – 10 students, 26 parents, 4 community members, 3 board members, 11 campus staff, and 7 district staff. The committee agreed to meet monthly to review data, provide input, engage in shared learning, and discuss […]

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Parent-Teacher-Student Group Guidelines November 8, 2020
While the Parent Teacher Association (PTA), Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA), and Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) are independent organizations, to work with �鶹�� (LISD) campuses and the district, these organizations should operate and function in a way that is consistent with the district’s philosophy and objectives, within adopted LISD board policies, and by following […]
Single Foundation Discussion March 13, 2019
Background Two educational foundations support �鶹�� schools and students through non-profit organizations: the �鶹�� Educational Excellence (LEEF) and the Viper National Education Foundation (VNEF). In the fall of 2017, a group approached the administration regarding the formation of a third non-profit foundation to support schools in Cedar Park. That prompted the district to […]
Gold Card for Senior Citizens May 15, 2018
The Gold Card is free to �鶹�� residents who are 65 years of age or older. Membership benefits include the following: For more information or to get your Gold Card, contact the �鶹�� Administration Office at 512-570-0000.

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