2022-23 Minutes & Agendas

Meeting Not Held

Mountainside Elementary Community Council

Monday, September 12, 3:45 PM
Mountainside Library
Minutes

Minutes – May 2, 2022
Motion to approve: Jackie Hinnen 2 nd : Lisa Taylor Voting: All in Favor

Cam Amott

1) SCC Membership consideration 
Reviewed proposed list of council members. We have parents from Mendon, Young Ward, Petersboro, and Wellsville. Parents voted on parent members.
Motion approved as stated: Kadee Rawlinson 2nd : Christy Oldham. Voting: All in Favor

2) Officer determination - Chair (parent), Co-Vice chair, Secretary
a)Chair (parent) – Daniel Pugmire
b)Vice-chair – Kadee Rawlinson
c)Secretary – Christy Oldham
Motion Approved as stated: Rob Oldham      2nd Wendy Osborne      Voting: All in favor

3) Proposed meeting schedule for the year
Reviewed proposed meeting schedule. Meetings will be held the first Monday of every month except for April. April’s meeting was moved to April 10 th due to spring break. Other dates accepted as proposed.

4) Introduction to School Community Council- 
video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59JieblXXxA
Watched the training video located at the link listed explaining the purposes of school community councils.

5) New Staff Members
Mr. Amott reviewed the new staff members to the school and their positions. This included Zowie Robinson – Kindergarten, Sally Bair – 1st Grade, Melissa Anderson 2nd Grade, Annalie Laymon – Computers, Tara Ericksen – Music.

6) Strategic Learning Plan

The School Board’s Strategic Plan was presented. The SCC discussed academic goal number one which states, “Each elementary student will be reading on grade level by the end of third grade, as evidenced by their third grade literacy scores.” Mountainside builds it’s School improvement plan and TSSA plan around the school board’s strategic plan.

7) Review Mountainside's SCC on school website
Mr. Amott reviewed where to find agenda’s and minutes of previous SCC meetings. He also explained where to find the SCC members and contact information.

8) Review School Improvement Plan
Mr. Amott reviewed the School Improvement Plan goals tied to trustland funds. The first goal is that Mountainside’s students will show increased growth on the Acadience Reading Composite report from the beginning of the year to the middle of year assessments. The goal is to move increase students reaching benchmark by 5%. The second goal is math focused and states that 86% of students will achieve 80% or higher on their end-of-chapter Go Math assessments. The majority of Trustland funding goes to pay for additional reading aides.

9) Review TSSA Plan
Mr. Amott also reviewed the TSSA goals tied to TSSA funding. These goals were to 1) Monitor student emotional well-being using the Student Well- Being Scale filled out by teachers three times each year. 2) 86% of students will achieve 80% or higher on their end-of-chapter Go Math assessments. And 3) Have all students reading on grade level by the end of 3 rd grade. Taken from the School Board’s strategic plan. The majority of TSSA funding goes to pay for math aides.

10) Before/After school REACH program
Mrs. Taylor presented information about the before and after school program. Before school time is being used to target student’s specific holes in student’s learning. After school is used to help students with their homework. Approximately 70 students are currently enrolled in the program.

Other Concerns/Open Forum
No concerns reported

Motion to Adjourn: Jackie Hinnen      2nd : KaDee Rawlinson      Voting: All in Favor
Next Meeting: Monday, October 3, 2022, 3:45 PM in the library
Proposed Council Meeting Dates: September 12, October 3, November 7, December 5 (if needed), January 2, February 6, March 6, April 10, May 1

Mountainside Elementary School Community Council

Monday, October 3, 2022 3:45 PM
Mountainside Library
Minutes

Welcome! Daniel Pugmire
In Attendance: Mr. Amott, Jackie Hinnen, KaDee Rawlinson, Natalie Herb, Lisa Taylor, Kerry Harris, Teresa Myers, Christy Oldham, and Daniel Pugmire

Minutes September
Motion to approve: Lisa Taylor      2nd: Christy Oldham     Voting: All in favor

Daniel Pugmire:
1. Rules of Order and Procedure
Motion to approve: Theresa Myers      2nd: Natalie Herb     Voting: All in favor

Mr. Cam Amott
1. Fall Acadience Reading Data
Mr. Amott shared the process and reviewed the results from the beginning of the year test. The goal is to be up 5% for the next test. This is the same test as last year. The results are up this year from last year. Covid might have some effect on some years.

2. iReady Math Data
Mr. Amott shared the results of the beginning of the year test. We are right on track at this point.

3. Funding change to TSSA Plan
Mr. Amott reviewed the change. 5 aides will be paid out of the TSSA Fund. It is typically 3.

4. PTA - Green Ribbon (Safety) Week
Mr. Amott said we will need to reschedule the Safety Week assembly due to scheduling conflicts. Safe Route Schools through the state will present. We are still doing the assembly; however, as of today, we do not have a date. Mr. Amott will find out when. The Feedback from teachers is that they were unaware of the activities planned for Safety Week.

5. School Updates
-Shalon Hansen Mountainside's 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year
-Parent Teacher Conferences November 17-18. Is this too late? In prior years PTC used to be held in October. This year it is Nov. Most in attendance stated they would prefer PTC to be held earlier so that there would be time to set goals if needed and behaviors could be corrected. Mr. Amott will take our input back to the district for next years scheduling of PTC.

Other Concerns/Open Forum
A School Community Council Training video is available to be watched by community council members. Here is the link. https://www.schools.utah.gov/schoollandtrust click the What’s New School LAND Trust Program 2021 2022 link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qVATmYHDM8

On another note, Mr. Amott stated that scammers love emailing School Community Council members asking them to provide gift cards and other items. Do not respond to these emails. Mr. Amott will never make these requests.

Natalie Herb stated she thought there were too many parties at the end of the year and wondered if the PTA could cut out the Thanksgiving party and just do a small activity geared toward gratitude.

Motion to Adjourn: Natalie Herb      2nd: Kerry Harris     Voting: All in favor

Next meeting: Monday, November 7, 2022 3:45 PM, in the library

Council Meeting Dates: December 5 (if needed), January 2, February 6, March 6, April 10, May 1

Mountainside Elementary School Community Council

Monday, November 7, 2022 3:45 PM
Mountainside Library
November Meeting Minutes

Welcome! Daniel Pugmire
In Attendance: Mr. Amott, Daniel Pugmire, Jackie Hinnen, KaDee Rawlinson, Natalie Herb, Lisa Taylor, Kerry Harris, Teresa Myers, Christy Oldham, Jana Green, Wendy Osborne, Sara Tye
Minutes October
Motion to approve: Jackie Hinnen      2nd: Natalie Herb      Voting: All in Favor

Sara Tye
Digital Citizen Report
Sara reviewed Digital Citizen Report. She spoke about the importance of teaching children and parents online safety. She is currently using Common Sense Media. She said there are many adult resources available. She spoke of a Trust Me documentary on Youtube. She also said there are many resources at PBS Learning Media. The Community members would like info sent to them. Sara will email Daniel with links and info. Daniel to forward to community members.

Mr. Cam Amott
1. Trustland Budget Update
Mr. Amott reviewed the budget and said it is looking pretty good. He said Chromebooks have been ordered and are coming. People have asked why the school orders so many and the answer is that they are only good for a certain amount of time before the software needs to be renewed. They are currently selling the old ones and are buying a new laminator with the profits. The staff were really excited about the new laminator.

2. State Report Card
Mr. Amott reviewed the Data Gateway and Rise Assessment Data. Mountainside has a current grade of an A which we are pleased with. Growth of the lowest 25% of students is high and up 77%. Mr. Amott asked why attendance might be down this year. Community members thought it might be because parents are being more cautious about sickness and they are keeping their kids home more. Also, some thought it might be because we no longer require masks. Another reason might be since COVID travel limitations have lifted families are traveling more.

3. GoMath Assessment Data
Mr. Amott reviewed the GoMath Assessment Data. The goal is 86%, we are currently 89% which is good.

4. Food Drive – Nov. 14-18
Mr. Amott made mention of the Food Drive.

5. Parent Teacher Conference Nov. 17th and 18th – Parent Online Sign Up Nov. 6-13.
Mr. Amott made mention of the Parent Teacher Conference.

Other Concerns/Open Forum

Adjourn : Motion to adjourn: Teresa Myers      2nd: KaDee Rawlinson      Voting: All in Favor

Next meeting: January 2, 2023 3:45 PM, in the library

Council Meeting Dates: February 6, March 6, April 10, May 1

No Meeting Held

Mountainside Elementary School Community Council

Monday, January 2, 2023, 3:45 PM
Mountainside Library
Minutes

Welcome! Daniel Pugmire

Minutes November
Motion to approve:  Wendy Osborne        2nd: Cam Amott         Voting: All In Favor

Mr. Cam Amott
1. Trustland Budget Update

Budget Allocation            Expenditures                                                                  Budget Remaining
ParaPro $44,303            $20,541.86 Through Beginning of December                 $22,761.14

Mr. Amott reviewed the budget. He said we are where we want to be at this point with
the budget.

2. School Safety – Cameras
Mr. Amott stated that the school had a buzzer system added at the front door to allow the front office staff to unlock the door to allow access to approved visitors. The front office staff is excited about the addition. Rob Oldham is assisting with the design and integration of the security system within the county. Rob stated that they will now be moving to phase 2 with cameras soon. He stated that the system is managed and supported by the district.

3. Student Well-Being Scale
Mr. Amott stated this will begin in January.

4. IReady Beginning-of-Year to Middle-of-Year Data
Mr. Amott stated that IReady is a Math Intervention System which is a program that tries to adapt to needs and fill holes. He reviewed all grade levels and he said we are right on track.

5. PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports)

3 Tiers of Support
Tier 1- School Wide - Positive Reinforcement with tickets and prizes. Teaching
and Reteaching expectations school-wide.
Tier 2- Three strike system, restorative practices, High-risk students on Well-
Being Scale
Tier 3- Teacher team to discuss how to best help individual student.

Mr. Amott reviewed the 3 Tiers of Support. They are designed to help students learn to be safe, respectful and responsible. He stated that the need for Tier 3 doesn’t happen very often.

Other Concerns/Open Forum

Mr. Amott mentioned the Literacy Night fundraiser is coming up on March 27th.

Motion to Adjourn: Lisa Taylor       2nd Kerry Harris         Voting: All in favor

Next meeting: Monday, February 6, 2023 3:45 PM, in the library
Council Meeting Dates: March 6, April 10, May 1

Mountainside Elementary School Community Council

February Meeting Minutes
Monday, February 6, 2023, 3:45 PM

Welcome! Cam Amott
In Attendance: Cam Amott, Christy Oldham, Nancy Arcos, Teresa Myers, Lisa Taylor, Wendy Osborne, Brittny Amott, Kerry Harris, Jana Greene, Natalie Herb

January Minutes Motion to approve: Teresa Myers         2nd: Brittny Amott           Voting: All In Favor

Mr. Cam Amott
1. Mid-year Acadience Report and Trustland Goals
Reading: From the beginning of the year to the middle of the year, students performing at benchmark will increase by 5% on the Acadience Reading Composite score. Mr Amott reviewed Acadience testing results, which are great.
We missed our goal by 1%, which is only 2 students.

2. Mid-year Go Math Assessment Data
As of February 6, 2023 87.8% of Mountainside’s K-6 students are achieving 80% or higher on their end-of-chapter GoMath assessments. Mr Amott reviewed Go Math testing results which are great. Our goal was 86% and we
reached 87.8%.

3. Options for Next Year’s School Improvement Goals
Pros of growth goals - Includes progress of all students
Cons of growth goals - At high performing schools (like Mountainside) it can be difficult for high performing students to show typical or above typical growth. They’ve hit the ceiling

MATH - The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 55% or higher at the Mid-Year diagnostic on the iReady exam.

READING - The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 65% or higher at the Mid-Year Acadience Pathways of Progress.
Pros of proficiency goals: Align with state and district goals, Measure what we want for each student (to be proficient).
Cons of proficiency goals: Primarily focuses on the hand full of “bubble” students and not every student.
Math- 87% of students, K-6, will score 80% or higher on their end-of-chapter Go Math assessments. OR 48% of students, 1-6, will score at or above grade level on the mid-year IReady diagnostic assessment.

READING - From the beginning of the year to the middle of the year, K-6 students performing at benchmark will increase by 5% on the Acadience Reading Composite score. We might try a new way of measuring growth and improvement.

4. 2023-2024 School Calendar Options
An email sent out by the school district had 3 calendar options for next year. Most in attendance liked the calendar option that ended May 31st.

Motion to Adjourn: Natalie Herb        2nd: Nancy Arcos          Voting: All In Favor

Next Meeting: Monday, March 6, 2023 3:45, in the library
Council Meeting Dates: April 10, May 1

Mountainside Elementary School Community Council

Monday, March 6, 2023, 3:45 PM
Mountainside Library
Agenda

Welcome! Daniel Pugmire

In Attendance: Cam Amott, Daniel Pugmire, Lisa Taylor, Rob Oldham, Christy Oldham, KaDee Rawlinson, Wendy Osborne, Nancy Arcos, Jana Greene, Teresa Myers, Cierra Maughan, Brittny Amott, Jackie Hinnen.

Minutes February
    Motion to approve: Jackie Hinnen      2nd:  Lisa Taylor   Voting: All in Favor

Mr. Cam Amott

1. Trustland Budget Update

Budget Allocations	Expenditures	Budget Remaining
ParaPro $43,303.00	$30,805.69 Through the beginning of March	$12,497.31

Mr. Amott reviewed the update for the Trustland Budget.

2. TSSA Budget Update

Budget Allocations	Expenditures	Budget Remaining
ParaPro $38,828.00	$23,975.34 Through the beginning of March	$14,852.66

Mr. Amott reviewed the update for the TSSA Budget.

3. Technology Needs/Plan

Areas of need	Areas recently updated
Teacher’s classroom projectors (5) Approx. $1,800 Each   Classroom Audio amplification systems (5) Approx. $900 Each   Teacher classroom computer (4) Approx. $900 Each   Teacher document cameras (8) Approx. $130 Each	80 Chromebooks purchased from Mountain Crest High School. Provides one to one devices second through 6th grade.   70 Newest model chromebooks purchased this year.   64 Student iPads Purchased

Some teachers would like TV’s and an iPad instead of projectors. The cost is approximately the same as a projector. We will try a few.

4. Proposed Trustland Plan for the 2023-2024 School year
Mr. Amott reviewed the Trustland plan as follows

Mountainside School Improvement Plan 2023-2024 School Year

Goal 1: Reading - Kindergarten through sixth grade students will show growth on the Acadience Reading Pathways of Progress.

Academic Areas
    Reading

Measurements
    K-6: The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 55% or higher at the Mid-Year Acadience Pathways of Progress.

Action Plan Steps

Expenditures
 

Category	Description	Estimated Cost
Salaries and Employee Benefits (100 and 200)	5.  Funds of $40,000 will be allocated to hire three paraprofessionals to administer tiered reading interventions ($40,000).	$40,000
Software (670)	4.  Teachers will work with students to help them set goals to read or be read to for 20 minutes nightly. The school will recognize students by using the Scholastic Reading Counts software program ($2,000).	$2,000
General Supplies (610)	2. Materials will be purchased to provide paraprofessionals with supplies to run their groups. These materials may include research based programs targeting reading improvement and will be used to deliver direct instruction. Some of the research-based programs that will be utilized, but are not limited to include: Into Reading, Saxon Phonics, Reading Mastery, Corrective Reading, Readers for All Learners and the Early Reading Inventory program. ($1,842).	$1,842
	Total	$43,842

 

Goal 2: Math - Kindergarten students will show typical or above typical growth on the Acadience Math Pathways of Progress. First through sixth grade students will show typical or above typical growth on the iReady assessment.

Academic Areas
Mathematics

Measurements
Kindergarten: The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 62% or higher at the Mid-Year Acadience Math assessment.
1-6 Grades:The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 55% or higher at the Mid-Year diagnostic on the iReady assessment.

Action Plan Steps

Expenditures

Category	Description	Estimated Cost
Salaries and Employee Benefits (100 and 200)	4. Grade Levels will be assigned a    paraprofessional to give small group remediation and provide reteaching as well as general support to the class during math instruction ($12,000).	$12,000
Technology Related Hardware/Software (< $5,000 per item) (650)	5.  Teachers will utilize document cameras, short-throw projectors, teacher computers and audio systems to give students access to computer based support programs to practice and support math achievement, as well as to enhance audio and visual representation of concepts being taught by teachers and paraprofessionals.   The expenditure for technology supply will be $12,260.  The expenditure for software will be $100.	$12,260
Software (670)	5.  Teachers will utilize document cameras, short-throw projectors, teacher computers and audio systems to give students access to computer based support programs to practice and support math achievement, as well as to enhance audio and visual representation of concepts being taught by teachers and paraprofessionals.   The expenditure for technology supply will be $12,260.  The expenditure for software will be $100.	$100
	Total	$24,360

 

Summary of Estimated Expenditures

Category	Description	Estimated Cost
Salaries and Employee Benefits (100 and 200)	5.  Funds of $40,000 will be allocated to hire three paraprofessionals to administer tiered reading interventions ($40,000).	$40,000
Salaries and Employee Benefits (100 and 200)	4. Grade Levels will be assigned a    paraprofessional to give small group remediation and provide reteaching as well as general support to the class during math instruction ($12,000).	$12,000
Subscriptions (6720)	4.  Teachers will work with students to help them set goals to read or be read to for 20 minutes nightly. The school will recognize students by using the Scholastic Reading Counts software program ($2,000).	$2,000
Technology Related Hardware/Software (< $5,000 per item) (650)	5.  Teachers will utilize document cameras, short-throw projectors, teacher computers and audio systems to give students access to computer based support programs to practice and support math achievement, as well as to enhance audio and visual representation of concepts being taught by teachers and paraprofessionals.   The expenditure for technology supply will be $12,260.  The expenditure for software will be $100.	$12,260
Software (670)	5.  Teachers will utilize document cameras, short-throw projectors, teacher computers and audio systems to give students access to computer based support programs to practice and support math achievement, as well as to enhance audio and visual representation of concepts being taught by teachers and paraprofessionals.   The expenditure for technology supply will be $12,260.  The expenditure for software will be $100.	$100
General Supplies (610)	1. Materials will be purchased to provide paraprofessionals with supplies to run their groups. These materials may include research based programs targeting reading improvement and will be used to deliver direct instruction. Some of the research-based programs that will be utilized, but are not limited to include: Into Reading, Saxon Phonics, Reading Mastery, Corrective Reading, Readers for All Learners and the Early Reading Inventory program. ($1,842).	$1,842
	Total	$68,202

Funding Estimates

Estimates	Totals
Estimated Carry-over from the 22-23 Trustland Budget	$0
Estimated Distribution in 2022-2023	$68,202
Total ESTIMATED Available Funds for 2022-2023	$68,202
Summary of Estimated Expenditures for 2022-2023	$68,202
Total ESTIMATED Carry Over to 2022-2023	$0

Funding Changes
If we receive increased distributed funds we will use it to increase our math paraprofessional time to service more students as addressed in goal two of our plan.

Publicity
-School Newsletter
-School Website

5. Bussing concerns/Late Starts
Mr. Amott stated there were a few issues recently with buses and the heavy snow and snow drift roads. He said that he requested a late start but was denied by the school district as other schools were fine. He made sure the kids got to school and provided transportation. Many parents showed concern regarding such. Mr. Amott said that if there are any additional concerns they can be directed to Gary Thomas at the District Office. He is trying his best to ensure the kids are arriving safely.

6. Looking forward to 2023-2024 FTEs (teachers)

Grade Level	Estimated number of student in each grade	Estimated Number of Teachers per grade level	Estimated Number of students per class
Kindergarten	58	3	19-20
1	58	3	19-20
2	68	3	22-23
3	78	3	26
4	56	2	28
5	69	2	34-35
6	68	2	34
Total	455	18

Kindergarten will be full day next year as well. This is most likely the new norm. There is still an option for half day Kindergarten. We will be adding another 3rd grade teacher next year. Mr. Amott is working on getting another teacher for 5th and 6th grade next year. Parents in attendance showed concern for the large class sizes for those grades.

Other Concerns/Open Forum

Motion to Adjourn: Jackie Hinnen     2nd: Teresa Myers      Voting: All in favor

Next meeting: Monday, April 10, 2023 3:45 PM, in the library

Council Meeting Dates: May 1

1. Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) will be written for students who do not score at benchmark on the Acadience assessment. Teachers and/or paraprofessionals will provide Tier II small group reading instruction for students who have an ILP. 
2. Materials will be purchased to provide paraprofessionals with supplies to run their groups. These materials may include research based programs targeting reading improvement and will be used to deliver direct instruction. Some of the research-based programs that will be utilized, but are not limited to include: Into Reading, Saxon Phonics, Reading Mastery, Corrective Reading, Readers for All Learners and the Early Reading Inventory program. ($1,842).
3. Monthly and Bi-Weekly Progress Monitoring assessments will be used to measure the growth of students near or below benchmark. 
4. Teachers will work with students to help them set goals to read or be read to for 20 minutes nightly. The school will recognize students by using the Scholastic Reading Counts software program ($2,000).
5. Funds of $40,000 will be allocated to hire three paraprofessionals to administer tiered reading interventions ($40,000). 
6. Each Teacher will use the GoMath assessments as well as the digital components. 
7. Teachers will collaborate with their grade level teams to identify essential concepts for mastery and to plan instruction with guidance from the district pacing guide and instructional needs.
8. Teams will review common formative assessments and will meet in professional learning communities to develop intervention strategies for students not meeting their growth goal.
9. Grade Levels will be assigned a paraprofessional to give small group remediation and provide reteaching as well as general support to the class during math instruction ($12,000).
10. Teachers will utilize document cameras, short-throw projectors, teacher computers and audio systems to give students access to computer based support programs to practice and support math achievement, as well as to enhance audio and visual representation of concepts being taught by teachers and paraprofessionals.   The expenditure for technology supply will be $12,260.  The expenditure for software will be $100.

Mountainside Elementary School Community Council

Monday, April 10, 2023 3:45 PM
Mountainside Library
Agenda

Welcome! Daniel Pugmire

In Attendance: Cam Amott, Daniel Pugmire, Nancy Arcos, Teresa Myers, Wendy Osborne, Matthew Garcia, Brittny Amott, Christy Oldham, Cierra Maughan.

Minutes March
Motion to approve: Teresa Myers     2nd : Nancy Arcos  Voting: All in favor

Mr. Cam Amott
1. School/PTA Fundraiser Update
Mr. Amott said the Literacy Night fundraiser went great. We reached our goal of $20,000 and the students were able to have their dance party.

2. Trustlands Budget Update

 

Budget Allocations	Expenditures	Budget Remaining
ParaPro $43,303	$43,182.14	$120.86
Overall $61,513	$58,023.58	$3,489.42 (5.67%)

 

Trustlands Budget is done for this year.

 

TSSA Budget Update

Budget Allocations	Expenditures	Budget Remaining
ParaPro $38,828	$29,567.10	$9,260.90
Overall $77,975.00	$67,497.73	$10,479.07 (13.43%)

3. Trustlands Math Goal Update
The goal is to increase that to 86% of students scoring 80% or higher on their end-of-chapter GoMath assessments for the 2022-2023 school year.

Currently at 90% of students scoring 80% or higher on their end-of-chapter GoMath assessments. Mr. Amott will share the final report after the last assessment.

4. TSSA Plan for 2023-2024 School year

Mountainside TSSA Plan 2023-2024 School Year (Draft)

Goal 1: By May of 2024, Mountainside Elementary School will conduct a student well-being screener in grades K-6 for fall, winter, and spring to assist with identifying students who may benefit from behavioral or social/emotional support from a school counselor.
Budget Amount $18,000 (Part of school counselor’s salary)

Goal 2: Kindergarten: The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 62% or higher at the Mid-Year Acadience Math assessment. 1-6 Grades:The median progress for typical or above typical growth will be 55% or
higher at the Mid-Year diagnostic on the iReady assessment.

Budget Amount: Three math paraprofessionals $42,000
                            iReady Software $2,500
        Update Teacher Technology  $12,500

Budget Summary

Category	Discription	Cost
Staff Salary	Portion of counselor’s salary	$18,000
Parapro Salary	Funding 3 math aides	$42,000
Software	MyPath IReady program	$2,500
Technology/Equipment	Purchase new copy machine and five teacher computers	$12,500
	Total Expenditures	$75,000
	Estimated Distribution	$75,000
	Budget Remaining	$0

 

Other Concerns/Open Forum
Cierra Maughan shared her concerns regarding snow days and asked if there is an online option. Brittny Amott stated other districts have this option, but it’s only because they have more technology devices available for the students to take home.

Motion to Adjourn: Christy Oldham 2nd: Wendy Osborne Voting: All in favor

Next meeting: Council decided this is our last meeting

Meeting Canceled