October 13, 2025 – Minutes – Lone Peak Elementary

SCC Attendance:

Present:
Shad DeMill – Principal
Zac Watne – Chair/Parent
Lorie Langeland – Vice Chair/Parent
Tracy Ellis – Secretary/Parent
Colleen Gobin – Parent
Janae Holland – Parent
Cinnamin Morton-Parent
Jennifer Willie – Parent
Mirielle Page – Teacher

Absent:

Approve minutes from September meeting
1. Motion to approve September minutes by Janae Holland, seconded by Colleen Gobin
  Council voted for: 9, against:0
SCC Bylaws
1. Shad DeMill presented updates to Lone Peak Elementary School Bylaws.
  1. Reviewed having nine members as part of the SCC
  2. Change to alternating 50% (four and four) of seats per year
  3. Update to specify two unexcused SCC meetings would result in the member being removed and/or replaced by the council
2. Shad DeMill will send updated version for approval.
  1. Motion to approve the above changes to the Lone Peak Elementary SCC Bylaws by Lorie Langeland, seconded by Janae Holland
    Council voted for: 9, against:0
3. Shad DeMill will submit a statement on how the SCC is in compliance with the Robert’s Rules of Order.
  1. Motion to approve Shad DeMill to submitting a statement that we are following the “Rules of Order and Procedure” by Lorie Langeland, seconded by Janae Holland.
    Council voted for: 9, against:0
Safe Walking Route (Due November 1st)
1. Concern in plan:
  1. Add flags, speed check signs, a police officer in the afternoon or some other solution to create more visibiliy for the crosswalk on Wasatch and High Mesa
  2. Top of Lone Eagle Drive no longer has a crosswalk painted. We would like a crosswalk painted there since many children walk that route to to to school.
  3. Motion to move forward with requesting help addressing the concerns outlined above regarding the Safe Walking Route by Lorie Langeland, seconded by Mirielle Page
    Council voted for: 9, against:0
Digital Citizenship Plan
1. The ability to recognize the rights, responsibility and opportunities of living, learning and working in an interconnected digital world
2. SCC makes recommendations and advises the school and school district on the Digital Citizenship plan.
  1. Does the SCC feel it has received enough information and feels the supervision from the school is appropriate?
    1. Yes, the SCC does feel there is enough information and feels the supervision from the school is appropriate.
3. Each student receives digital citizenship lessons throughout the school year. A letter goes home outlining what the lessons cover throughout the school year. Some information is shared in emails from Shad DeMill and at STEAM night. Stickers are given out to students who show good digital citizenship for the week this is focused on.
  1. Does the SCC feel it has received enough information about the school’s educational efforts to instill in students a desire to be good digital citizens?
    1. Yes, the SCC does feel it has enough information about the school’s educational effots.
  2. Does the SCC feel the school has a viable plan to present important internet safety information?
    1. Yes, the SCC does feel the school has a viable plan.
Acadience Beginning of Year Data Review and Goals
1. K-1st grades: at or above 85% proficient as measured by Acadience Nonsense Word Fluency (NWF)
2. 2nd-3rd grades: 80% of students will make typical or better progress in reading as measured by Acadience Pathways to Progress
3. 4th-5th grades: at or above 75% proficient for Rise testing
4. K-5th grades: 80% or above for Pathways to Progress (math)
PTA Update
1. Hit goal of $25,000 ($25,044)!
Website Review
1. The state regularly audits the school website. That audit will be coming up soon.
Adjourn
1. Motion to adjourn on October 13th at 4:55 p.m. by Zac Watne, seconded by Janae Holland.
  Council voted for: 9, against:0