South Bend Community School Corporation is governed by a seven-member Board of School Trustees. Five are elected by residents of each of five school. Sep 4, 2018 - Full Board. Thursday, September 13th, 2018, at 6:00pm. Xavier High School, Second Floor Library 30 West 16th Street.
Brooklyn Community Board 5 covers all areas of East New York, including Cypress, Spring Creek, Starrett City, Gateway and Highland Park. 
Members of the Community Board are non-salaried members, who are appointed by the Borough President and City Council Members who represent areas within the district.
The Community Board’s staffed office is referred to as the District Office, which is headed by the District Manager. The District Office provides assistance to the Community Board in regards to its work within the community, as an advisory body. Another obligation of the District Office is to assist in resolving community complaints as it relates to municipal services. Residents of the East New York community are encouraged to attend monthly general meetings and committee meetings. New York City is divided into 59 geographic Community Districts, each one having an appointed Community Board. The Community Boards are municipal bodies of up to 50 representative Board Members.
Board Members are appointed by their respective Borough President, half of them at the recommendation of their local City Council Member. They serve in a voluntary capacity for two year staggered terms. Board Members are your neighbors – people who live, work, own a business, or have some other significant interest in the Community District.
The Community Board hires a District Manager who is responsible for running the District Office. The CB5 District Office has two primary functions – to process citizen complaints and requests for services, and to provide administrative support for the Community Board. The District Office maintains all the public records of the activities of the Community Board and is responsible for setting up and preparing notices of all Community Board meetings and functions.
Additionally, the District Office reviews Street Activity Permit applications for street fairs, block parties and other street closures, monitors the delivery of municipal services and, in general, acts as a one-stop shopping point for information and referrals pertaining to all City government matters. The District Office is a professional, non-partisan office. There are no fees for any services provided. Members Abdul Sattar Albert Scott Alberto Ramos Alice Lowman Andratta Mitchell Andre T. Mitchell (Chairman) Andrew Walcott Angus Fischer Carrion Lewis Cerwin Cox Charles Bullock Chawanna Dunn-Halloway Cindy Smith Colette Pean Colinford Mattis Damian Pitts Dennis Camacho Gena Watson Hazel Worley Helen S. Jarrett Henry Colon Jahangir Kabir James Peterson Jason Andrew Jessica Bailey Jessica Franco Jose Rosado Joshua Barker Joyce Scott-Brayboy Kenny Watson Kelebohile Nkhereanye Leslie Mullen-Fields Marie Harley Miguel Feliciano Misba Abdin Montrez Niles Nikki Lucas Nohely Arteaga Paul Muhammad Sharese Buie Sharon Brown Tahniqua Williams Toyin Ayanfodun Vincent Riggins Viola Plummer Vivian Bright Wilferedo Florentino William Wilkins.
Abdul Sattar Albert Scott Alberto Ramos Alice Lowman Andratta Mitchell Andre T. Mitchell Andrew Walcott Angus Fischer Carrion Lewis Cerwin Cox Charles Bullock Chawanna Dunn-Halloway Cindy Smith Colette Pean Damian Mercado Damian Pitts Dennis Camacho Gena Watson Hazel Worley Helen S. Jarett Henry Colon Jahangir Kabir James Peterson Jason Andrew Jessica Bailey Jessica Franco Jose Rosado Joshua Barker Joyce Scott-Brayboy Kenny Watson Kelebohile Nkhereanye Leslie Mullen-Fields Marie Harley Miguel Feliciano Misba Abdin Montrez Niles Nikki Lucas Nohely Arteaga Paul Muhammad Sharese Buie Sharon Brown Syed Kasru Tahniqua Williams Vincent Riggins Viola Plummer Vivian Bright Wilfredo Florentino William Wilkins.