What is a School Community Council?
A school community council is a committee made up of parents and school professionals who help determine the needs of our school and the best methods and programs to support those needs through the School Land Trust Program. Members of the school community council will meet together approximately 5-6 times during the school year to discuss the schools needs, the School Land Trust plan, and it’s implementation.
School LAND Trust Public Reports Page
About the Council
Our School Community Council is dedicated to the success and achievement of our children. The Utah State Legislature created these councils with three purposes in mind. The first is “To build consistent and effective communication among parents, employees and administrators.” Second, “To allow parents an opportunity to be actively involved, with the school, in their children’s education.” And third, “To enhance academic excellence at the school and address the needs of students.”
The Council invites any who would like to attend a Community Council meeting to do so. These meetings are an opportunity to share ideas, voice a concern, or ask questions concerning the School Improvement Plan or our School Land Trust Plan. We welcome patrons to attend any of the meetings listed below for school year. (Note: the agenda and minutes for each meeting can be viewed by clicking the appropriate button.)