2700 E. 7000 South, Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121
801-826-7975

October 14, 2026 – Minutes (Draft)

Date: 14 October 2026

AbsentExcusedPresentParent MembersAbsentExcusedPresentStaff Members
 XAbby Bacon (Chair)  XTracy Stacy (Principal)
 XLauren Brindwell (Vice-Chair)  XAubrey Doyle (3rd Grade)
 XAnnalisa Spencer  XBriana Williams (5th Grade)
 XNatalie BletzackerAttendance Notes: None
 XChristy Phillips
 X*Joey Dolim (Secretary)
AbsentExcusedPresentGuestsTotals
NoneRoster Present8
    Parent Guests0
    Staff Guests0

* – Attended Virtually

  1. Approve minutes from September 2026.
    1. Motion to approve September 2026 minutes by Annalisa Spencer.
      1. Seconded by Lauren Brindwell
      1. Unanimously approved by Roster Present
  • Review of Educational Performance Data
    • Purpose: To inform this year’s LAND Trust Plan implementation & Review expenditures for LAND Trust plan
    • Overall Performance shown on Report Card which is based on RISE scores
      • Achievement – Measurement of proficiency on grade-level standards in each subject. Overall percentage up from last year (typical to commendable)
      • Growth – Measurement of student learning, improvement and growth in each subject. Science score is low
        • Impacted by 5th Grade Test Scores – How to motivate older students? Testing was later in the year after weeks of other tests (Acadience) and tryouts for middle school teams.  Middle School visits are in February.
        • Possible Solutions Discussed – Convincing district to push back middle school visits, Reward system for trying their best, help kids become assessment capable learners (set a goal and motivate them to beat the goal), Field Trip reward (although budget is thin for
      • English Learning Progress – Measure of students who are learning English – Increase in students from last year. Above District Average for making progress
      • Early Literacy – Measure of students’ reading in early grades. Higher percentages than last year reading on Grade Level
  • Safe Walking Routes for 2026.
    • Reviewed plan submitted in 2025 to District
      • Crosswalk visibility is still a concern on E 7115 South. Parking congestion can make it very difficult to see pedestrians. Concerns for the city still exist if curbing is painted accordingly and proper signage is there. Maybe a mirror would help with visibility or blinking lights? Still haven’t got a resolution from the city on this issue. So will be included in 2026 Plan.
      • Catwalk in the back has same concerns as 2025 as the city owns the catwalk but the school is helping maintain bushes and do snow removal.
      • Crossing Fort Union is concerning but seeing Cottonwood Height PD presence and consistent crossing guards.
    • 2026 Plan Drafted with above comments made during review
    • Motion to Approve 2026 Safe Walking Routes Plan by Annalisa Spencer
      • Seconded by Lauren Brindwell
      • Unanimously approved by Roster Present
  • Next Meeting: 10 November 2026 – 7:30am
    • Motion toadjourn by Tracy Stacy
      • Seconded by Lauren Brindwell.
      • Unanimously approved by Roster Present