Add "Parent" as an Advisory Member Representative Type
As a user in Michigan, our state requires a parent to be part of our advisory board. I would like the ability to add "Parent" as a specific representative type in the dropdown menu for advisory members to meet this requirement.
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Tim DeVary
Nov 13, 2025
Thats great! Thanks John!
Tim DeVary
Nov 12, 2025
Hi John,
Thanks for adding this. Here is some info detailing more specifically who we have on our boards. Any questions, let me know.
A Michigan CTE advisory board must include representatives from the appropriate program-specific business, industry, a postsecondary partner, and a parent. The committee should also strive for diversity in gender and race/ethnicity. Additional members can include school staff, community members, and students.
Required members
Business and Industry: At least one member with successful, first-hand employment experience in the specific field of the CTE program. A chairperson from business or industry is also required.
Postsecondary Partner: A representative from a college or university, ideally the same one that partners with the program.
Parent Representative: A parent or guardian of a student in the program or community.
Recommended members
CTE and/or school administrators
CTE instructors
Community members
Students
School board members
Local legislative representatives
Counselors
Academic teachers
SPOPS coordinator
John Lohr
Nov 12, 2025
Hi Tim,
Thanks for providing this. We now have all of these options available for our fine Michigan folks! Any previously saved values will show as they are now, but moving forward, you can choose from the following options:
Business & Industry
Postsecondary Partner
Parent or Guardian
CTE/School Administrator
CTE Instructor
Academic Instructor
Community Member
Student
School Board Member
Local Legislative Representative
Counselor
Special Populations Coordinator
Other
John Lohr
Nov 12, 2025
Parent has been added as an option, but we can also show state-specific reporting options. Do you have a comprehensive list of all options in Michigan?