School Community Council

Ashlee Drussel 

PTO Co-President 

(801) 362-4406

a_drussel@hotmail.com

Shannon Poulsen   

PTO Co-President 

(801) 822-9634  

5poulsens@gmail.com

Lance Wilson

Parent

(801) 380-9676

lance@lancewilsoninsurance.com

mlbeers1@aol.com

Cathy Nelson

Parent

(801) 465-1461

bobatharoo@hotmail.com

Elizabeth Rios 

Parent

(801) 354-4489 

elizabeth-rios@hotmail.com

Heather Stinson 

Parent

(435) 219-4402  

farmfamily96@gmail.com

Parent

(801) 367-4930

lourdeswright0527@gmail.com

Wendy Grill 

(801) 465-6050

wendy.grill@nebo.edu

School Community Council Meetings/Agends

2019-2020

Date:                     Time:                  Purpose/Agenda Item:

Oct. 15                 4:00pm               District Community Council Meeting with Superintendent

Nov. 20                8-9am                 Chair/Co-Chair Election and Digital Safety

Dec. 11                3:30-4:30pm       Trustlands Budget/School Improvement Plan/ Title I Plan

Jan. 15                 8-9am                 Math Goal and Title I

Feb. 19                3:30-4:30pm       Reading Goal and Title I

Mar. 11                8-9am                 School Access Route Plan and Title I

Apr. 15                 3:30-4:30pm      2020 Trustland Plan and Budget/Signatures

The School Community Council (SCC) plays an important role in partnering in the education of our children with the school, its staff and faculty and the district.  The following information is from The Shared Goverance Handbook.  The SCC provides a "cooperative means of improving the educational programs and conditions" within the school.  Decisions and responsibilities allocated to the SCC by the Utah law includes:

• Developing a School Improvement Plan (SIP)
• Developing the School LAND Trust Program
• Assisting in the development and implementation of a school professional development plan
• Develop and implement a child access routing plan
• Advising and making recommendations to school and school district administrators and the local school board regarding the school and its programs, school district programs, and other issues relating to the community environment for students
• Developing a reading achievement plan 

The Academic Areas of focus at Taylor Elementary for the 2018-2019 school year is:

• Fine Arts
• Reading
• Math

Trust Land Funds Expenditures for the benefit of students:

• Salary for intervention specialist
• Curriculum professional develoment
• Substitutes during Reading benchmarks, focus observations, assessment cycles
• Classroom technology
• Purchasing of Take Home Books, Leveled Library Books, Hands on Math materials and additional supplies

Allocated budget for 2019-2020:

$49,646

 REVIEW of 2018-2019 Expenditures:

For 2018-2019, Trust Land Funds actual expenditures for Taylor Elementary was $44,708.  Substitutes provided for assessment cycles. Provide more technology to school through chromebooks and cart purchase. Conferences attended by many staff members paid for out of this budget. Made plan to hire two math trustlands technicians for next year to assist in math re-teach and enrichment. 

 ~Please see School Calendar and Newsletters for upcoming SCC events

Monthly Meeting Minutes/Powerpoints/Plans (Current and Upcoming)