Events and Services

The Community Education Advisory Council (CEAC) helps Community Education staff determine the needs of the community. The Council advises in areas of budget, programming, marketing, and services. Consisting of representatives from Eastern Carver County cities and schools, the committee meets monthly, ten times per year.

Purpose of Community Education Advisory Councils:

• Determine the needs of people in the community
• Advise professional staff in planning programs and services by Community Education for the Community
• Assist/advise in budget development
• Encourage cooperation with community agencies so that needs can be fully met with the least amount of duplication
• Serve as forums for discussion of community issues and concerns

Serve as communication linkage between the School Board and the community.

2021 Advisory Council Members

TBD

Meetings are held from 5:00-6:30 at the District Education Center, Lake Susan Room, 11 Peavey Road

Light dinner provided.

Volunteers bring fresh perspectives, enthusiasm and unique skills into our schools while assisting teachers, staff and students. They encourage students and inspire them to reach their full potential.  Our volunteers have discovered that spending time and sharing talents with students and staff is an energizing and worthwhile experience. Whether you have an hour a day, a week or month, we have students, classrooms and schools that can use your help.

Here are just some of the ways you can get involved and make a difference:

• Read with elementary students
• Help students master basic skills in reading or math
• Work behind the scenes in a school office, media center or on school projects and events
• Bring real world experiences to the classroom by sharing your career, travel or ethnic heritage
• Serve on a district advisory committee

District Teachers

Many of our district teachers offer private tutoring for our families.  Parents may use this list of tutors to review and request tutoring options within our school district.  Please use the contact information included to contact tutors you are interested in working with.  Scheduling, payment and room reservation (if using a district space) will be managed directly with the tutor you select.  All tutors on this list are currently employed licensed teacher within our school district.  They have passed all district-required background checks. Community Education is only providing this list as a resource to families and cannot guarantee the quality of any listed tutor beyond confirmation of their current teaching license and passed district background check.

Becoming a Tutor

If you are a current District 112 teacher and would like to be added to the comprehensive tutor list OR you are a community business and are interested in advertising with us, please contact Community Education by sending an email to Katie Johnson at johnsonkathryn@district112.org.  Please include your name, address, phone number and refer to your interest in tutoring in your request.

Over 17% of our district students qualify for educational benefits.  Community Education works with community partners, District 112 Foundation and all of the district schools to provide weekend food options for children and families who are in need. Last year we provided over 10,000 meals. If you have a need for weekend food or would like to contribute, please contact Lesley Wyman.

Lesley Wyman
wymanl@district112.org
952-556-6219