Sex Education Advisory Board Applications
Mason Public Schools (MPS) is accepting applications from parents and other community members interested in serving on the Sex Education Advisory Board, a required committee made up of district stakeholders who review the sex education program, establish goals and make recommendations, as necessary, to the MPS Board of Education.
Membership requirements are established by law and at least one half of the members of the Sex Education Advisory Board must be current MPS parents. The Sex Education Advisory Board shall also include students of the district, educators, local clergy, and community health professionals.
The full scope and responsibilities of the Sex Education Advisory Board are outlined in MPS Board of Education policies ag2418 and po2418.
Those interested in serving on the Sex Education Advisory Board can complete the Sex Education Advisory Board Application online or in person to the Mason Public Schools office, 201 W. Ash Street, Suite 2A, Mason, MI 48854. Paper copies of the application are also available at the Mason Public Schools office.
All applications must be received by November 1, 2024, for full consideration.
Questions about the Sex Education Advisory Board and the application process can be directed to Randy Barton.
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