A Managing Committee, often referred to as a School Managing Committee (SMC) or Management Committee, is a group of individuals responsible for overseeing and managing the affairs of a school or educational institution. The specific roles, responsibilities, and composition of the Managing Committee can vary by country and educational system. Here are some common features and functions of a Managing Committee:

1. follows established policies, and achieves its educational objectives.

2. 1.Policy Formulation: The committee plays a role in formulating school policies, rules, and regulations. It may also establish and review guidelines for curriculum, student welfare, staff management, and financial matters.

3. 2.Financial Management: Managing Committees oversee the school's financial affairs, including budgeting, fundraising, financial planning, and expenditure approval. They ensure that the school's financial resources are used judiciously.

4. 3.Appointment of School Principal and Staff: In many cases, the committee participates in the selection and appointment of the school principal and staff, including teachers and administrative personnel.

5. 4.Infrastructure and Facilities: They may make decisions regarding the maintenance, expansion, or improvement of school infrastructure, classrooms, labs, libraries, and sports facilities.

6. 5.Academic Matters: The committee can review and monitor the school's academic performance, curriculum development, and the implementation of educational programs.

7. 6.Parent and Community Engagement: Managing Committees often promote and facilitate active engagement between parents, the local community, and the school.