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School Organizational Teams

Find out who the SOT members are at YOUR school and check out our SOT Booklet to better assist you if you serve on the SOT.
By: Ricci Jones
Published: May 9, 2024

Working on the SOT is an important and rewarding task that helps to ensure the future success of our schools and our students.

If you've chosen to sit on the SOT, we thank you for your time, effort and commitment.

CCSD School Organizational Teams 2026-2027

Click HERE to see who the SOT members are for your school.

Please take a moment to check out our SOT Booklet and these additional resources to better assist you while you serve on the SOT.

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