Administrative Reports
Rob Averett, Director of Student Assessment, presented a SAGE (Student Assessment of Growth and Excellence) status report to the board.
Board Meeting
Reverence – Cottonwood High School string quartet
Purchases
- White multi-purpose copy paper for Warehouse stock, Costco Wholesale, $79,632.00, Inventory Asset Account
- Discovery Software Support, Education Solutions Development, $91,211.00, Information Systems, Data Processing Services, Capital Outlay Budget
- Lift track and guardrail at Hartvigsen School, Copper Valley Construction, $53,170.00, November 2009 bond funds
Change Order
- Granger High School, expansive soils stabilization
Administrative Appointment
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First Reading
The board approved a first reading of the High School Graduation Requirements policy as presented by Doug Larson, Director of Policy & Legal Services.
Action Item
The board approved a Population Boundary Study List as presented by Bryce Holbrook, Director of Planning & Boundaries.
Robert Hamlet says
I want to express my support for the 9th grade students to be moved to Hunter High. Please keep me informed of any meetings I should attend where this may be discussed.
Bob Hamlet
Robert Hamlet says
I want to express my support for the 9th grade students to be moved to Hunter High. Please keep me informed of any meetings I should attend where this may be discussed.
Bob Hamlet
Kathy Peterson says
I am curious about how this will impact Cottonwood High School and the additional networks and boundaries to the east?
Kathy Peterson says
I am curious about how this will impact Cottonwood High School and the additional networks and boundaries to the east?
Kathy Peterson says
I am curious about the impact of the boundary changes to Cottonwood and to the networks to the east?
Granite Schools says
The Student Population Study list contains proposed boundary realignments to be studied by the Planning & Boundaries department. The board approved this list, which included two boundary change proposals, during board meeting. The Planning & Boundaries department will now conduct studies to determine the impacts of the proposed boundary changes and report their findings to the board later this year. The board will then approve or deny the changes based on the results of the study. So, in a round about way of answering your question, that information is not yet known.
Kathy Peterson says
I am curious about the impact of the boundary changes to Cottonwood and to the networks to the east?
Granite Schools says
The Student Population Study list contains proposed boundary realignments to be studied by the Planning & Boundaries department. The board approved this list, which included two boundary change proposals, during board meeting. The Planning & Boundaries department will now conduct studies to determine the impacts of the proposed boundary changes and report their findings to the board later this year. The board will then approve or deny the changes based on the results of the study. So, in a round about way of answering your question, that information is not yet known.
Denton Taylor says
I don’t think that it’s a good idea to move 9th graders from hunter and kennedy jr high cause if they did doesn’t that also mean that you’ll have to tear down the school and rebuild hunter high just like you did with grainger high so I’m against the idea of taken 9th graders from the jr. highs and putting them with the 10th-12th graders
Granite Schools says
Denton,
Be sure to express your thoughts on the online survey. School community councils at Hunter Jr., Kennedy Jr., and Hunter High will decide whether to take the recommendation to the board of education based on feedback from the community through the survey.
Click here:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KG2G8WF
Denton Taylor says
I don’t think that it’s a good idea to move 9th graders from hunter and kennedy jr high cause if they did doesn’t that also mean that you’ll have to tear down the school and rebuild hunter high just like you did with grainger high so I’m against the idea of taken 9th graders from the jr. highs and putting them with the 10th-12th graders
Granite Schools says
Denton,
Be sure to express your thoughts on the online survey. School community councils at Hunter Jr., Kennedy Jr., and Hunter High will decide whether to take the recommendation to the board of education based on feedback from the community through the survey.
Click here:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KG2G8WF