TOPIC
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DISCUSSION
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ASSIGNMENTS
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Welcome and introductions:
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Trust Land training video:
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30 minutes. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE VIDEO
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All council members need to watch it.
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New legislation:
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Current information will be found in the website links
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Website:
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Look at the community council link on the Plain City Elementary website (a few items explained)
- TSSA plan mirrors our school plan
- Rules of order – we will follow this structure
- Get involved – community members can go here to apply for this council next year
Any changes or updates to the website will be done by Sharon Mumford.
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Report on last year’s funds:
- $45,119.26 was spent on aide salaries and social security.
- $599.04 was spent on aide substitutes.
- $190.00 was spent on certified substitute salaries.
- $20,529.60 was spent on our Chromebook lease.
- Not all of the money set aside for substitute teachers was used due to COVID restrictions.
- Additional funds were used to update technology
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What the school will pay for, some examples of these funds are:
- Smartboards are being replaced with Newline boards (like tv screens)
- Pathways to progress instead of benchmark testing. Makes it so the students improve from the level they started at.
- Reading interventions: K - 3 has four aids who work with the students.
- Computers – keyboarding and starting now some coding
- Observations for teachers to watch best practice
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The new plan is due by March 2022
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Budget:
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Plain City Elementary received $85,466.08 in School LAND Trust funds |
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School business:
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- Halloween parade will be outside – parents liked it last year
- Volunteers are able to come into school if wear mask or are fully vaccinated don’t need to wear a mask.
- Mental health/drug prevention – Sher Elliot will be making a presentation on this to teachers.
- Harvest Festival will replace First Thanksgiving. Will emphasize the harvest industry (beekeeping, farming, etc) and will also have the hayride and scones.
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