November 20, 2019 – Minutes

• Introduction of new member
  • Motion to approve Heidi Sanger to the SCC by Jessica Dalton
  • Second Julie Taucher
  • All in favor
• Approval of minutes from last meeting
  • Motion to approve Stephanie Davis
  • Second Delese Bettinson
  • All in favor
• Update on CSIP goals and Land Trust/TSSA spending
• Amendment to TSSA money:
  • Possible options for the $27,000 we had reserved for .5 of a teacher.
  • Proposed spending addendum to implement one or two study skills classes for students who are identified as struggling with work completion. The cost of an additional period for a teacher is approximately $5,000 per semester.
  • Sending additional teachers to the AVID summer institute. Approximately $2000 per teacher.
  • Motion by Delese Bettinson to use $5,000 of $27,000 for 1 study skills class for second semester 2019/2020 school year. Remaining money to be used for sending teachers to AVID summer institute.
  • Second by Steph Davis.
  • Approved unanimously by SCC voting members in attendance.
• SCC Digital and Safety Report
  • For internet safety week we had a speaker from the Sandy Police Department internet crimes against children unit speak
  • We sent tips home via the newsletter and Facebook.
  • We taught information regarding internet safety in some classes.
• Safety Plan
  • Completed School Safety Plan on Dashboard Physical Safety
  • Crosswalk
  • Parking lot – angle the parking
  • Drop off on 1300 East
  • Pedestrian Safety #1 Concern
  • Action plan: paint arrows in parking lot and asking for removal of crosswalk
  • Other primary concerns: 1300 East Digital Safety
• POM assembly – guest speaker on grooming and internet safety
  • Filtering System

Counseling Advisory Committee:

• Reality Town
  • Volunteers are hard to get
• 8th grade CCRs happening now before high school registration begins in February
• Meetings with elementary principals happening now to get ready for 5th grade registration

CSIP Goals Update:

• Goals: Reading Inventory growth of 15% proficiency from Fall Data. Math Inventory growth of 15% proficiency from Fall Data.

• Goal: 80% of student on track using Early Warning Systems D’s and F’s trackers.
  • At the end of term 1, 78% of students are on track.
  • Majority of students came from TA
• Goal: reduce office discipline moderate/major incidents by 10% and reduce suspensions by 10%.
  • Baseline: 236 office referrals, 37 out of school suspensions, 70 in school suspensions
    • Using restorative practices to all students an opportunity to feel more connected to community
  • Baseline: Currently, 105 office disciplinary referrals, 14 out of school suspensions and 9 in school suspension

Land Trust Spending Update:

TSSA Spending Update: