Snyder ISD invites students and community members to apply for one of two advisory committees established to strengthen communication and collaboration within the district. Working directly with the Interim Superintendent, the committees provide insight into student, staff, and community experiences while offering ideas to support continued growth and success across the district.

Superintendent’s Student Advisory Committee
Open to currently enrolled students in grades 3–12
This committee elevates student voice and provides a space for students to share perspectives on learning, school climate, and campus life while building leadership skills and civic responsibility.

Students may apply at https://bit.ly/SnyderISDStudentAdvisoryCommitte

Superintendent’s Community Advisory Committee
Open to parents, guardians, staff, business leaders, and community members
This committee provides community insight and feedback on district initiatives, communication, climate, and long-range priorities in support of student success.

Community members may apply at https://bit.ly/SnyderISDCommunityAdvisoryCommittee

The first meeting is planned for February with schedules shaped by group input and needs. More information will be sent once selections are made and participants are notified at the end of January.

If you’re interested in sharing your voice, listening to others, and helping strengthen Snyder ISD, we encourage you to apply.

Listening first. Learning always.

What advisory committees is Snyder ISD forming?
Snyder ISD is forming two advisory committees that both advise the Superintendent: the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Committee for students in grades 3–12 and the Superintendent’s Community Advisory Committee for parents, staff, business leaders, and community partners.

What is the purpose of these committees?
The purpose of these committees is to strengthen listening, communication, and shared understanding between district leadership, students, and the community. They provide a structured space for feedback and perspective on academics, student experience, and district priorities.

These groups are advisory in nature. They help inform leadership thinking but do not make decisions or set policy. 

Is this a facilities or construction committee?
No. While facilities may come up in discussion, these advisory committees are not focused on facilities planning, construction projects, or bond development. Their primary focus is academics, student experience, and community perspective.

How is feedback from these committees used?
The Interim Superintendent will use feedback from both committees to better understand experiences, trends, and priorities across the district. Input from the committees helps shape conversations and informs leadership decisions. Final decisions remain with district leadership and the Board of Trustees.

Who can apply for the Student Advisory Committee?
Students in grades 3–12 who are enrolled in Snyder ISD may apply. Applicants should be willing to represent their campus, listen to other students' perspectives, and participate respectfully in conversations with district leadership.

Who can apply for the Community Advisory Committee?
Parents, guardians, staff members, business leaders, and community partners who are interested in supporting academic growth, student preparation, and strong community connections are encouraged to apply.

How were these committees designed?
These committees reflect practices used by many school districts where advisory groups are most effective when they focus on academics first, include diverse voices, and serve as listening and learning spaces rather than decision-making bodies. A direct connection to the Superintendent helps ensure the feedback is meaningful.

When will applications open and meetings be held?

Application Timeline
Opens: Monday, January 5, 2026, 10:00 a.m.
Closes: Friday, January 16, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
Notifications: End of January, 2026

Students may apply at https://bit.ly/SnyderISDStudentAdvisoryCommittee

Community members may apply at https://bit.ly/SnyderISDCommunityAdvisoryCommittee