Citywide Council on High Schools (CCHS)

The Citywide Council on High Schools comprises:

Ten Parents of High School students selected by High School PA/PTA Officers (by region; two-year term)
One high school student selected by the Chancellor, as recommended by the Chancellor's Student Advisory Council (one-year term)

For answers to some common questions about the Citywide Council on High Schools, see the links below:

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