9760 S. 3100 East
Sandy, UT 84092
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January 13, 2020 – Minutes

SCC Members:
_x_Katie D (chair)       _x_Kelly F                    _x_Laura                _x_ Kevin T
_x_Danielle P              _x_Brittany (PTA)       _x_Michelle S        _x_Kim W
_x_Terri P                    __Tiffany S (co-chair)        _x_Ronnie M (admin)            

Approve Minutes: Katie Approved the minutes from last time. Laura second

Reports from subcommittee:
Principal: –trying to figure out how to get schoolwide announcements on peachjar to show up first before district information

-Set up a schoolwide remind to get information out? 

TOY (Teacher Of the Year) nominations- Forms are available on the district website.  Forms need to be filled out and turned in to Ronnie by February 3rd.  Please encourage neighbors and fellow parents to nominate a teacher.  Forms can be printed out and sent in to Ronnie, scanned and emailed, or sent with a student to school. 

STEAM night – if any of you had assignments for this night please come prepared to share an update

CAFETERIA:

Art (Chell)- clay

Science activity (Laura and Kelly)-elephant toothpaste?  Terri and Danielle will bring small swimming pools.

Makey Makeys

Waters, Fruit snacks, and cookies (Michelle)

STAGE:

Math games

Spheros on the ground (Katie)

KIVA:

Google masks

Engineering-snap circuits

Floater helpers-Ronnie will print name tags to identify SCC members/helpers

Brittany in charge of signage

Goals for TSSP/Landtrust plans and budgets-continue to work on goals. Due in the near future.  Think if we want to do something different or tweak it. 

Dangerous world of texting conference-held this Wednesday at Indian Hills.  The dangers of explotation on the internet. 

BLT
PTA
Safety-talked about the “no girlfriend no boyfriend rule” at Granite.             

Landtrust budget and goals update: Approximately 80% of students are reaching benchmark in reading and math according to Dibels.  We will continue implementing best practices such as: small group/skills-based instruction, Tier II intervention, robust core instruction, etc. to maintain success. 84% of students are at or above benchmark according to the RI assessment. Our goal is to maintain proficiency and increase the ROI by 1-2 word per week for those not yet reaching benchmark.  73% of students are reaching benchmark according to the Dibels early release math assessment. Our goal is to increase this number by 5%. -roughly $48,000 -2 intervention people for tier 2 reading and some math help/purchased tech software and STEAM night

TSSA: Our goal is to increase by 4% to 82% proficiency. For those students below benchmark show a rate of improvement (ROI) of 1-2 words per week. Our goal is to maintain and/or increase 2% proficiency on Acadience math assessment by spring benchmark -$40,000 roughly-2 other assistance, 1 helping in the large kindergarten classes and one aid helping with 1st and 2nd grade.  Social/emotional money to buy some sensory items for small group instruction. 

Celebrations:

Next Meeting:  February 10, 2020