Who to contact on committees and councils if you have questions and want them to advocate for you:

Victor Central Schools is looking for parental input through the Shared Decision-Making Councils. Your involvement makes a difference because the district benefits from your feedback to address issues in the schools. There are regular building level councils, in addition to special area ones such as health, science, and home and careers.

More information and the application can be found in the links below. This is an important way for you to make a difference in Victor Central Schools. Thank you for your consideration!

Shared Decision Making!

Victor Central Schools recognize and value the many ways that parents volunteer their time to support Victor students. Please consider serving as a parent representative on a shared decision-making council or committee.

Image of colorful simplified people sitting around a circle As a member of a Shared Decision-Making Council, you make a difference! The District truly benefits from your feedback and help with decision-making and problem-solving issues in our schools while bringing different points of view from parents to the meetings.

Applications are due June 17, 2021

Upcoming Events

Thursday, June 17
Membership Meeting

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PTSA/PIE/VOICE End of the Year In Person Membership Meeting

Join us, in person on June 17, 2021 in the JH/Senior High Auditorium for our end of the year membership meeting. Beginning at 7 p.m., we will hear a presentation on Erin’s Law, given by Duane “Duey” Weimer, Director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics, and Laura Davis, Physical Education and Health Teacher. Following that presentation we will continue with our regular meeting and install the new 21/22 Executive Board, plus discuss ideas for next year.

This meeting is a PTSA/PIE/VOICE membership meeting only and not a public meeting. Members we hope you can join us.

*Erin’s Law is named after childhood sexual assault survivor, author, speaker, and activist Erin Merryn. After Merryn introduced the legislation in her home state of Illinois, the bill was named “Erin’s Law.” In August 2019, New York State became the 37th state to sign Erin’s Law into legislation. This presentation is designed to help participants:

· Understand the mandate that all public schools in New York State must provide developmentally appropriate student lessons on sexual abuse and exploitation.

· Learn about Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, Inc.

· Learn how K-8 lessons from Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, Inc. will be delivered during the 2021-2022 School Year.

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