In California, a School Site Council (SSC) is a legally required school-level committee that helps make recommendations as to how certain state and federal funds, such as Title I, are used to improve student achievement. It is made up of school staff and parents or community members. The SSC develops, reviews, and approves the Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA), monitors how programs are working, and ensures that funding decisions reflect student needs. At Sebastopol Union School District, we have a District Site Council that is composed of parents and staff from both sites.