Hoover’s Family Resource Center

Located in Rm 75 in Building 70, next to the parking lot on Park Ave, the Hoover Family Resource Center, is managed by our Family Liaison Officer Debora Avalos. It is a valuable hub for support and involvement, where you will find useful resources for your student and your family.

We invite you to visit find out more!

Contact the Family Resource Center by emailing Debora at davalos@sjusd.org.

Hoover’s School English Learner Advisory Committee (SELAC)

What is a SELAC Committee? Each school with 21 or more students classified as English Learners will have an established English Learners Advisory Committee, which may be a subcommittee of the School Site Council (SSC). The School English Learner Advisory Committee (SELAC) is a school-based committee that advises the principal and staff on programs and services for English Learners.

The School English Learners Advisory Committee (SELAC) is a school-based committee that advises the principal and staff on programs and services for English Learners. The SELAC also submits a site plan for English Learners to the Schoolsite Council for consideration in the School Plan for Student Achievement. At least two members of the SELAC represent the school in the District English Learners Advisory Committee (DELAC) and attend monthly DELAC meetings. For more information from SJUSD click here.

How do I get involved in Hoover’s SELAC Committee? For more information on Hoover’s SELAC Committee or to get involved, visit Hoover’s school office or website. Or alternatively, please reach out to Debora Avalos Hoover’s Family Liaison Officer for more information and dates of upcoming meetings at  davalos@sjusd.org.

School Site Council

School Site Council (SSC) is composed of parents, teachers, and the principal. Committee members are elected by our peers.

The SSC is responsible for recommending the proposed Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) to the Board of Education for approval. The SPSA outlines the school’s instructional program and how it works to improve student achievement. It also ties the school’s funding/expenditures to student needs.

The SSC also reviews school programs to make sure they meet federal and state guidelines and reviews school data to help evaluation the effectiveness in raising student achievement.

Anyone is welcome to attend the SSC meetings.  They are typically held once a month.  For more information and the dates of the meetings, visit Hoover’s website.