District Advisory Council (DAC)
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To contact DAC Leadership, please fill out this Google Form.
Meetings are held monthly via Zoom from 6:00 to 7:30 pm
To contact DAC Leadership, please fill out this Google Form.
Meetings are held monthly via Zoom from 6:00 to 7:30 pm
DAC TESTIMONIALS
CALL for parent or high school SSC member testimonials! Please submit your interest in providing your testimonial. Your interest will be selected on a first come first serve basis. We'll try to select a few from each area. Please respond promptly to the follow-up email with prompts to be considered.
DAC Testimonials Google Form: Link
What is DAC?
The District Advisory Council (DAC) for Compensatory Education is a district-level advisory committee made up of parents, school staff, and community members. The DAC advises the Board of Education and district staff on programs and services that support students participating in Title I and other compensatory education programs.
Federal law requires parents to be involved in developing and reviewing the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and the district's Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy. In San Diego Unified, the DAC serves as the primary advisory group for these responsibilities.
Membership
Each school designates one School Site Council (SSC) member to serve as its voting representative on the DAC.
DAC representatives:
Attend monthly DAC meetings.
Represent the interests of their school community.
Share information with their School Site Council.
Bring feedback and questions from their SSC to the DAC, ensuring two-way communication between the district and school sites.
Responsibilities
The DAC works with district staff to:
Provide input on the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).
Review and revise the District Title I Parent and Family Engagement Policy, as needed.
Share information, training, and resources with School Site Councils.
Provide feedback on Title I programs and services.
Strengthen collaboration among families, schools, and the district.
Why attend DAC?
DAC meetings provide opportunities to:
Learn about district initiatives and programs that support student success.
Receive updates on the Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).
Share feedback with district leaders.
Learn best practices from schools and district staff.
Connect with parents, educators, and community members from across the district.
Help shape decisions that support Title I students and families.
DAC Bylaws
Take It to Your SSC meeting summaries and presentation materials are typically posted within one week following each DAC General Meeting. These resources are designed to help DAC representatives share key information, updates, and discussion points with their School Site Councils.
Thank you for your patience while we prepare these materials!
09/16/26 - Take it to Your SSC
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
May 20, 2026 - English
May 20, 2026 - Spanish
Presentations:
Links to Nominations:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Elections Information:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Agenda & Minutes:
Agenda
Minutes
Audio Recordings of Meetings folder (audio recording will be available 2-3 days after the meeting)
Presentations:
Links and Resources