Community Council

April 2, 2024 Start Time – 2:30 p.m.

• Agenda / Minutes

March 5, 2024 Start Time – 2:30 p.m.

• Agenda / Minutes

February 6, 2024 Start Time – 2:30 p.m.

• Agenda / Minutes

December 5, 2023 Start Time – 2:30 p.m.

• Agenda / Minutes

September 19, 2023 Start Time – 2:30 p.m.

**All meetings are open to the public & greater school community.

Through the State of Utah, we receive additional funding through the TSSP rules that is also discretionary at the school level. The council and school staff can make suggestions for the spending of TSSP monies, but they are tied directly to the School-wide Improvement Plan that the principal makes each year. 

• Review school U-PASS data. U-PASS is a series of student tests.  Councils should review group results but individual data should not be shared. Other assessments may also be reviewed
• Develop a School Improvement Plan
• Develop a School LAND Trust Plan
• Participate in the development of the Professional Development Plan
• Develop a Child Access Routing Plan
• Advise the school administration on local school issues
• Provide an opportunity for issues of concern in the community to be presented to the school administration

Through the State of Utah, we receive additional funding through the TSSP rules that is also discretionary at the school level. The council and school staff can make suggestions for the spending of TSSP monies, but they are tied directly to the School-wide Improvement Plan that the principal makes each year. 

This year, we received $153,000 in TSSA. Click HERE to view current plan. 

Contact us at:  435-634-7045

Chair: Brittany Rivers

Parent – Heather Osness

Parent – Adam Allred

Parent – Morgan Rick

Parent – Jollisa Sheridan

Parent – Chuck Gwilliam

Parent – Diane Campbell

Parent – Jason Crowley

School Employee – Ryan Rarick

School Employee – Jamison Sorenson

School Employee – Terri Evans 

Principal – Chris Homer

Parents are invited each year to be a part of the Community Council.  If you have an interest in serving, please contact us.  This gives you the opportunity to have a voice in how Trust Lands funds are spent by examining school data and helping decide the areas in most need of funding.

Utah received 7 million acres of land at statehood to generate funding for schools and almost half of the land remains in a trust for public education. The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) manages the trust land. The School and Institutional Trust Funds Office (SITFO) invests the endowment funds and a portion of the earnings comes to our school each year.