LOGAN HIGH
COMMUNITY COUNCIL AGENDA
NOVEMBER 1, 2021
CONFERENCE ROOM @ 5PM
| Attendees |
| Amy Anderson |
Daryl Guymon |
Karlee Fryer |
Prafulla Garg |
| David Henderson |
Robin Hoglund |
Eric Markworth |
Candace Mullen |
| Jason Pond |
Bryan McLaughlin |
Melissa Dahle |
Jim Woolley |
| Stephanie Olsen |
Dan Kent |
Sonia Cardena(excused) |
Hilary Renshaw |
| Melissa Sirin(excused) |
Adrienne Hall(excused) |
Justin Gundmunson(guest) |
Tashina Calverley(guest) |
| Michael Manning(excused) |
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Welcome & Call to Order
Review and Approval of September Minutes
- Motion to approve: Candace Mullen
- 2nd Melissa Dahle
- All if favor
Review: ESSER III Funds:
Candace Mullen reported the Student mentoring program is going very well. Ten teachers are each mentoring five students who were referred by faculty members. Teachers are spending 30 minutes a week with each student and seeing valuable interaction and results so far. Juan Caballero reported on the After School Center, where any student can receive help and tutoring in Math, Science Social Studies and Language Arts from 20 teachers. They are seeing approximately 30-40 students and receiving positive feedback from students and teachers alike.
Update: Learning Academy
Tashina Calverley, one of the Instructional Coaches reported on Learning Academy. There are fifty teachers participating this year, it is a mandatory assignment for new teachers and voluntary for others. Twenty-four sessions are held and the focus this year is on Gradual Release, a teaching strategy characterized by a sequence of learning activities that shift the responsibility from the teacher to the student. Both new and veteran Faculty members who are participating spoke to the effectiveness of Learning Academy.
Update: Graduation/Intervention Specialist
Justin Gudmunson has been hired for the position, he works mainly with seniors who are not on track to graduate, he sees approximately 20 students each week, has made a plan with and is seeing improvement with these students.
Review 1st Term Data on track to graduate
Principal Guymon reviewed the data we have received for 1 st term, for 9 th graders, 85% are on track, 10 th are 66%, 11 th are 63% and 12 th are 72% on track to graduate on time. Council member asked how that compares to last year; he will have that data at the next meeting.
Review: Americorps Mentoring
Specialist Michael Manning works mainly with 9 th graders helping them with attendance and keeping up on grades. He is currently working with approximately 50-60 students. A councilmember asked what percentage of the students are ELL, he said it is about 10%.
Questions/Concerns from Council Members:
Motion to Adjourn
- Motion by Amy Anderson
- 2nd Eric Markworth
- All in favor
Next Communtiy Council Meeting:
Dec. 15th @ 5pm LHS Media Center
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