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Community Council

Agenda (10/16/23)

South Jordan Middle School

School Community Council Meeting

10/16/23

  • Review Rules of Order, Welcome New Members
  • Elect Chair and Vice Chair
    • Chair Responsibilities
      • Set Agenda
      • Conducts Meetings & Takes Notes (unless delegated)
      • Welcomes and Encourages Public Participation
      • Ensures Timeline is Kept
      • Brings Rules of Order & Procedure for Adoption
      • Uses the Council Members (delegates)
    • Council Responsibilities
      • Adopt Rules of Order & Procedure
      • Advise & Make Recommendations on:
        • The School & Its Programs
        • School District Programs
        • School Land Trust Plan
        • Child Access Routing Plan (Formerly Safe Walking Routes)
        • Student Safety, Including Technology Use
          • Acceptable Use Agreement
          • Net Positive Assembly
          • Digital Literacy Course
        • Other Issues Relating to Community Environment for Students
  • Review Timelines
    • Electronic Signatures – By Friday, if possible
    • August – October
      • Fall Elections
      • First Meeting
        • Elect Chair & Vice Chair
        • Review Current Land Trust & TSSA Plans
      • October 20
        • Assurances Completed on Land Trust Website
        • Updates to School Website Completed
    • November – December
      • Review School Safety & Digital Citizenship
      • Review Positive Behavior Plans
    • January – February
      • Review Current Budget & Submit Plan Amendment, if needed
      • Review Academic Data for Current Year & Future Plan
      • Make Recommendations for Future Plan
    • March – May
      • Prepare & Approve School Land Trust Plan
      • Sign Plan on Land Trust Website
      • Report on Current Plan
      • Celebrate Student & School Year Successes, Including Plan Implementation
  • Review Current Plans (Land Trust & TSSA)
    • Land Trust & TSSA Goals: Success will be measured by a growth of at least 1% on the school USBE report card. We were at 65.5% for the 2021-22 school year, and hope to see at least a score of 66.5%. This includes academic performance, growth, multi-language learner progress, and growth of the lowest 25%. We will also specifically target growth in math specifically through the coaching and mentoring programs, as well as class size reductions. Math achievement scores and growth scores should show at least a 1% growth. For achievement that means growing from 53.3% to 54.3%, and for growth going from 64.7% to 65.7%.
  • Review Progress on Parking Lot Changes
  • School Updates (Grading & PROWL)
  • Counseling Updates