Present:
Shad DeMill – Principal
Lara Liu – Parent/Chair
Maya Murphy – Parent/Vice Chair
Lorie Langeland – Parent/PTA Liaison
Cinnamin Morton – Parent
Ryan Zimmerman – Parent
Julie Schow – Teacher/Scribe
Absent:
Craig Estep – Parent
Jennifer Willie – Parent
- Welcome – began meeting at 3:55 p.m.
Chair Lara Liu welcomed SCC members- Welcome
- Approval of minutes from March meeting
- Vote on finalized TSSP and Land Trust plans
- Review the Positive Behavior Plan
- Digital Connections – including student Chromebook access
- Seats for next year’s SCC
- Discuss/vote on cancelling May meeting
- Adjourn
- Approve March SCC meeting minutes
- Motion to approve the minutes by Lorie Langeland, seconded by Ryan Zimmerman.
Council voted for: 7, against: 0
- Motion to approve the minutes by Lorie Langeland, seconded by Ryan Zimmerman.
- Vote on finalized TSSP and Land Trust plans
- Motion to approve the finalized TSSP and Land Trust plans by Maya Murphy, seconded by Lorie Langeland.
Council voted for: 7, against: 0
- Motion to approve the finalized TSSP and Land Trust plans by Maya Murphy, seconded by Lorie Langeland.
- Review the Positive Behavior Plan
- A review of the opportunities/activities our school provides to teach students about peer pressure, mental health and positive relationships.
- Students participate in morning meeting circles each morning working on creating positive peer relationships.
- District Thrive Time Curriculum is taught weekly to all students.
- Botvin life skills curriculum is taught in 4th grade.
- NOVA program is provided for 5th grade students.
- Digital Citizenship Week, monthly tips and lessons in Thrive Time for media safety.
- School counselors hold small group support for friendship, anxiety, social challengers, etc.
- School leadership opportunities for 5th and 5th graders as leaders in student council assisting as peer role models and Jr. Coaches.
- PBIS points (eagle bucks) are used by all staff and can be redeemed for prizes and privileges in the Flight Deck school store.
- Digital Connections – including student Chromebook access
- Mr. DeMill reviewed the CSD website concerning Digital Connections for students.
- CSD uses Content Keeper to filter or block content.
- Recently, there are parent concerns on having more restrictive student access. SCC discussed the current options that parents may request. Parents may request more restrictions for their student and can request a report of what their student is accessing.
- Questions from the district were posed to SCC if they should make changes to what the district already has in place concerning student access. Should there be more/less or stay with current filters and restrictions?
- SCC members discussed the need for students to be able to access their accounts from home on weekends or away from school to stay current and complete assignments. Members expressed the need to prepare our students for the progressing digital world. They may not be able to access what they need for assignments if the restrictions are too tight. If something happens to slip through the filters or a student gains access to something questionable it could be used as a teaching moment at home and school.
- Motion to vote NO to a change in student access by Ryan Zimmerman, seconded by Cinnamin Morton.
Council voted for: 7, against: 0
- Seats for next year’s SCC
- SCC members may serve two years. There will be four open seats for next school year. Recruit new members and current members may be voted in if they want to continue past the two-year mark.
- We will likely need a SCC member as a PTA Liaison.
- Discuss and vote on cancelling May meeting
- SCC business is complete for the school year.
- Motion to cancel May SCC meeting by Ryan Zimmerman, seconded by Maya Murphy.
Council voted for: 7, against:0
- Adjourn meeting at 4:40 p.m.
- Motion to adjourn by Cinnamin Morton, seconded by Ryan Zimmerman.
Council voted for: 7, against: 0
- Motion to adjourn by Cinnamin Morton, seconded by Ryan Zimmerman.
