WHAT IS A SCHOOL COMMUNITY COUNCIL? HOW CAN I SERVE?
School Community Councils are elected parent/guardian and employee representatives who work together with the principal to increase student achievement. By law the Council is responsible to review school data and develop plans for school improvement. Councils also allocate the LAND Trust funds to assist the school in reaching achievement goals. Please see the Granite School District web page for more information regarding the roles and responsibilities of Community Councils (www.graniteschools.org).
Parents elect parent representatives and employees elect employees for two-year terms. To be eligible, a parent must have a student enrolled in the school for at least one of the years and may not be employed by the school for more than an average of six hours per week per month.
We invite you to become involved in your school’s Community Council by declaring your candidacy. Please print and fill out this form if you are interested in running for a position on our school community council: Declaration of Candidacy. Candidacy forms are sent out school wide each spring. Elections are held in August.
We will have 3 vacancies for the 2024-2025 school year. Both seats are for a two year term.
Council Handbooks
- SCC Handbook: 2022-23
- SCC Handbook: 2022-23 (Español)
- Safe Technology & Digital Citizenship (H.B. 213)