SAAC
School Accountability and
Accreditation Committee
The CMHS School Accountability and Accreditation Committee (SAAC) is made up of administrators, parents, and citizens within the Cheyenne Mountain community. The Committee is established by state law and evaluates the quality and value/cost relationship of the school's academic, safety, and wellness programs, and makes monetary and programmatic recommendations to the school principal on such matters.
The Committee is comprised of at least 7 members that meet monthly during the school year: 3 parent representatives, faculty member, principal, PTO representative, non-parent taxpayer and any other member selected by the chair and principal.
The SAAC Committee meets the second or third Thursday of each month during the school year at 11:45 a.m. in the CMHS Conference Room. Our first meeting will be held on Thursday, September 13 in the CMHS Conference Room. Meetings are open to all parents and district residents.
Contact Tony Bricker, SAAC Chair for more information. Persons desiring to be committee members need to contact Tony Bricker or principal Carrie Brenner.
2018-19 SAAC meetings will be at 11:45 am the High School Main Conference Room: 9/13, 10/11, 11/15, 12/13, 1/17, 2/14, 3/14, 4/11, 5/16.
CMHS SAAC Parent Survey Report
We would like to thank our parents for participating in the District-wide on-line parent survey. The annual parent survey is important for finding out the strengths of our school and areas needing improvement. Information gathered from the parent survey is used by our administrators and SAAC to help improve our school each year. The survey included questions and comment areas on the strengths of our school, areas to improve, curriculum, instructional programs, school climate, school safety, communication and parent involvement to help make the school a better place.
The Parent Survey Summary and Report can be downloaded by clicking the following links:
2022 CMHS SAAC Survey Summary
Healthy Kids Colorado Report 2017-2018
This report summarizes the results of a student survey regarding risky behavior by teens. Click on the link below to download the report.
2017-2018 Healthy Kids Colorado Report