Board of Trustees
Mission
One of the most important responsibilities of the LFSF school board is to be the guardian of the school’s mission. The board sets the strategic goals and establish policies and plans that reinforce the mission.
In addition, the board careful stewards the school’s resources and looks after the institution’s financial stability. It oversee operating budgets, ensures the preservation of capital assets and endowment, and actively helps raise money for the school.
The board works in tandem with the Head of school while focusing on its primary work on long-range and strategic issues.
Board service requires a significant commitment to the school and its welfare, observance of the highest ethical standards and principles of fiscal integrity, and a readiness to explore challenges and gain consensus with fellow trustees.
COMPOSITION AND ORGANIZATION
The Board of Trustees is composed of a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 24 voting members. The Head of School and Chief Operating Officer, as well as the Consul General of France in San Francisco and the Cultural Attache, serve as non-voting Observers. The Board of Trustees generally meets monthly and has several standing committees which meet regularly and report to the Board.