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1. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT Presented by: JONNAH MAY m. GUJILDE

2. INTRODUCTION Public involvement is essential in the educational system, as individuals have an eager interest in how schools and districts use public funds to educate students and serve communities. Therefore, promoting substantial engagement in fiscal management is crucial to guarantee transparency, accountability, and responsiveness to community requirements and preferences.

3. Importance of Public Involvement: Stakeholder Engagement: Involving various stakeholders like parents, teachers, students, and community members in educational decision-making processes ensures that their voices are heard and their perspectives are considered. This inclusive approach leads to more effective and equitable education policies and programs. 2. Transparency and Accountability : It fosters transparency by allowing stakeholders to understand how resources are allocated and promotes accountability among educational authorities. 3. Community Support: Active involvement cultivates community support for educational initiatives and funding measures, contributing to the success of educational programs.

4. Methods of Public Involvement Community Forums: Regular forums allow stakeholders to voice concerns and provide input. Advisory Committees : Committees facilitate ongoing collaboration in decision-making. Surveys and Feedback Channels: These enable stakeholders to express preferences and offer feedback. Open Communication : Maintaining transparent communication channels fosters engagement.

5. Challenges of Public Involvement Limited Participation: Solution: Address barriers to participation by offering flexible meeting times and targeted outreach efforts. Alignment of Priorities: Solution: Facilitate dialogue and compromise to ensure budgetary decisions reflect the diverse interests of stakeholders. Resource Constraints: Solution: Prioritize engagement initiatives and leverage available resources creatively to facilitate involvement.

6. “ Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much’’- Helen Keller

7. Thank you