Community Council

Snowville Community Council  

If interested in serving contact  ​Melissa Morris - 435-720-2039 or melissa.morris@besd.net

Every school has a school community council consisting of the principal, elected teachers/staff and parents.  Parent members must exceed the principal and staff by at least two. Parent input is important in the decisions made by councils. Parent participation on school community councils is important. Councils prepare, adopt, and implement education plans at their school.  ​ School improvement is the responsibility of everyone, from students and parents to professionals and public officials. As we clarify roles, expectations, and responsibilities, we increase the likelihood of each contributing significantly to this most important enterprise. School community councils are one way we can work together to make schools more successful. A council is an advisory body. All of its actions and plans are overseen by the local school board or local charter board. School Community Councils are intended to encourage parent involvement and to help school community councils work smoothly and effectively. Why should parents participate? - Improved student success and well-being for ALL students - Engaged parent representation in decision making will allow for greater equity - A diverse pool of parent viewpoints helps bridge cultural gaps.

* Duties of the Community Council include the following:

* Develop a School Improvement Plan

* Develop a School LAND Trust Program

* Assist in the development and implementation of a Staff Development Plan

* Develop a Child Access Routing Plan (elementary level only)

* Advise and make recommendations to school and District administrators and to the School Board when appropriate

* Develop a Reading Achievement Plan (elementary level only)

* Create subcommittees and task forces as needed

2024-2025 Meeting Schedule

All meetings held at the Snowville School

1- Sept 17th @ 3:05pm- Fall elections will be held ; Hold first meeting- Orientation, member info, review website

2-Oct 15 @ 3:05pm - Review Trustland and TSA plans, Principal Assurance, Review Website

3- Nov 12 @ 3:05pm Discuss School Safety and Digital Citizenship reports, input on Positive Behavior plan.

4- Feb 11 @ 3:05pm Submit Final report, Review budget, submit amendment if needed, Review data, Create new plan

5 -March 11 @ 3:05pm Final submission for next year’s plan. Look at the data.

2024-2025 Members- Name links for email contact

Amy Wilcock- Parent

Candice Hill-Vice Chair

Alexey Jones- Parent

Lindsey Wilcock- chair

Joylene Ritchie - Teacher/ CC secretary

Melissa Morris - Principal

2022-2023 Members- name links for email contact

Heather Baldwin- Chair

Emma Smoot- Vice Chair

Tayla Marcotte- Parent

Candice Hill- Parent

Kristine Winward- Teacher

Melissa Morris- Principal

2021-2022

Community Council Meeting Schedule-

Sept 29 @3:30pm

Nov. 16 @ 3:30pm

Jan. 18 @ 3:30pm

March 15 @ 3:30pm

April 26@ 3:30pm

  • Allison Eliason- Chair

  • Candice Hill      

  • Lindsey Wilcock

  • Vauna Wilcock   - Secretary

  • Melissa Morris

  • Jami Wirick- Vice Chair

2021-2022 plan

Goal#1:  K-5 will be on or maintain grade level benchmark on Acadience composite. Those not making progress will have a 30 point gain from BOY to MOY on the composite score. 

Money Given: ​$2843.00 

Snowville TSSA goal:

 Goal#1:Snowville School goal is to maintain or increase the reading level of the students at the school during the 2021-2022 school year on the Acadience composite test. Our goal is to have 85% of the students at benchmark on the Acadience reading assessment in May 2022. Students not reaching the benchmark goal will demonstrate at least a 30 point gain on the Acadience composite score from the beginning of the 2021 year to the end of the school year in 2022. 

 Goal #2- 

Snowville will hold specific Professional Development sessions based on the needs of  our staff and students- specifically ; behavioral (CHAMPS), reading( Language Live, Read Naturally, Successful Reading programs like those implemented at other schools), writing (Step up to Writing, 6 Traits) and technology (Canvas, Google, Near Pod, Adobe Spark). This instruction will result in an improved school climate and understanding of the curriculum being taught to our students, and staff members.  These funds will also pay for the PLC team leader and ESP to attend Teacher academy in August. 

Money Issued- $2472

2020-2021 Plan

The next community council meeting will be held To Be Announced.

Our 2019-2020 distribution of Trustland funds is $3454. Snowville Community Council committed these funds to providing an aide, storyworks, and leveled books to strengthen student's reading abilities.