The Teachers' Council (TC) of Sree Chaitanya College, Habra is a statutory body that comprises all the teachers and librarians appointed in substantive posts. It is a democratic platform of the teachers where they can freely voice their opinion regarding the academics of the college. The chief concern of the TC is the academic environment and performance of the students in the University Examinations. The TC of SCC strives to groom the students for their future life in all possible ways. With this objective several subcommittees e.g., Admission, Examination, Routine and Library subcommittees are formed within the TC to facilitate the day to day functioning of the college.

The principal is the ex-officio President of the TC, who presides over all the meetings of TC. A Secretary is elected/selected by the members of the TC annually at its Annual General Meeting. The Teachers' Council Secretary (TCS) conducts the meetings of TC and acts as a liaison between the teachers and the administration. The TC of our college, however, doesn't restrict its activities to the preservation of the rights and obligations of the teachers, but is also involved in many other social and intellectual enterprises. Cultural activities often form an indispensable part of the programmes that TC organizes. Every year the Teachers’ Council organizes a memorial lecture in memory of late Debasmita Bhattacharya, Assistant Professor, Department of English, since 2017. Now the area of action of this body has been extended for the benefit of the students. Recently the Teachers’ Council has inaugurated a Student Welfare Fund in the interest of the students. All students of this college have access to this fund (subject to terms and conditions, and approval by the TC). By undertaking such functions as outlined above, the Teachers’ Council has played and continues to play a very significant role in the administrative sphere of this institution.

The TC of SCC is proud of its annual bilingual publication, Sampan- where the literary aspiration of the faculty finds expression