District Educational Excellence Council

DEEC Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the District Educational Excellence Council (DEEC)?

The District Educational Excellence Council is a committee that supports the establishment and review of the District’s educational goals, objectives, and major Districtwide classroom instructional programs. It is comprised of campus-based professional staff, district-level professional staff, parents, business leaders, and community members.

2. May I nominate myself to serve on the DEEC?

Yes.

3. Who is eligible to serve on the DEEC?

Certified staff assigned to campuses and central office including but not limited to teachers, counselors, librarians, instructional coaches, deans, registered nurses, assistant principals, principals, and directors.

4. Who is eligible to vote?

The same employees who are eligible to serve.

5. I am a teaching assistant. May I vote?

No, state law does not include teaching assistants.

6. How often will the committee meet?

At least two times each year.

7. What time of day will meetings be held?

Meetings are held after the regular school day, usually at 5:00 PM.

8. If I am elected, how long will I serve?

The standard term is two years.

9. How many terms may I serve?

There are no term limits for the LVISD DEEC.

10. Can I attend DEEC meetings if I am not a member?

Yes, but non-member attendees may not vote.