SAP Facts
There will be four committees, but we will meet three times as a committee of the whole:
SAP will take into account all stakeholders’ voices. We will not create recommendations based on the loudest voices.
Committees will use DCSD data, community and stakeholder feedback, and a decision-making tool to produce recommendations to boundaries, programs, and buildings.
Committee meetings will be held once a month and shared publicly.
![dei](https://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/sap/files/2024/07/diversity.jpg)
We will reimagine DeKalb for all students in our district because everyone deserves a quality education.
We will review specific boundary lines that are deemed racially or economically inequitable.
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![programming](https://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/sap/files/2024/07/programming-2.jpg)
We will review where school choice programs are placed throughout the district and if their placement is equitable a meeting the needs of the community.
DeKalb currently offers over 50 programs under the following categories:
![best practices](https://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/sap/files/2024/07/best.jpg)
Furthermore, DCSD’s process will align with the ESPLOST funding cycle to ensure collective voices are included in funding prioritization.
The SAP committee is not a decision-making body. They use data and community input to develop recommendations for the superintendent and the board to review and vote on.
- SAP will measure everything against the project’s vision and priorities, which were developed in partnership with the community, superintendent, and board.
- All preliminary recommendations will be shared with the most impacted communities for feedback before they become a final recommendation.
- All preliminary and final recommendations will be developed using a decision-making process and scored using a priority rubric.
The committee is an advisory body that triangulates and measures data against community feedback (qualitative data) and the District’s priorities.