7852 Pioneer Street, Midvale, UT 84047
801-826-7300

Midvale Middle School 

School Community Council

Minutes

December 6 – 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Virtual Meeting https://meet.google.com/xrq-yvsw-sck

 

Parent Members Present:  Kimberly Menssen, Mac McCann, Pamela Brown, Stephanie Liu,

Staff Present: Mindy Robison, Amy Skelton, Courntey Long, Shelley Allen, Jordan Cloward

Visitor: Mont Millerberg

Absent Parents: Shinyoung Ahn, Alyssa Powers, Jessica Dalton, Mandy Yu, Tami Yamane, Steve Brown, Janette Pasaye

  • Welcome ~Pamela Brown
    • Motion to Approve November  Minutes: Mac McCann
    • Second: Stephanie Liu
    • Approved

 

  • PTSA Report ~Alyssa Powers & Jessica Dalton
    • Staff appreciation is very well received
    • January no fuss fundraiser 
      •  emails and donations online
      • goal is to raise $2,500

 

  • Community School Facilitator Report ~Jessica Olmos
    • Holiday Support 2023 
      • Families will receive: 
        • Blanket
        • Laundry detergent and dish soap
        • Hygiene kit (shampoo, conditioner and soap)
        • $25 gift card for students in the family
        • Food bags (created by RPT-UTah)
      • Additional items needed:
        • beanies
        • socks
        • coat or hoodie
        • shoes
        • clothing items (shirts, pants or joggers)
    • Amazon wish list link

 

  • Portrait of a Graduate Overview/Update ~Shelley Allen
    • Grade Level Projects
      • WADE Project – 6th Grade
      • PILOT Project – 7th Grade
      • RISE UP Project – 8th Grade
    • Goal Reflections
      • MI and RI Reflections
      • PILOT Reflection

 

  • Counselors Report ~Amy Skelton
    • Interim Site Review 
      • we passed
      • formal review in 3 years
    • Scheduling parent meetings for 8th graders to transition to high school and beyond
    • Suicide prevention (Lifelines Curriculum) in health classes 



  • CTESS Survey Data ~Mindy Robison
    • Highest on student survey about individual teachers
      • My teacher treats all students in this class with respect. 
      • My teacher walks around the room to check on students when we are doing work in class.
      • My teacher tells us about the learning goals/objectives of the day. 
    • Lowest on student survey about individual teachers
      • My teacher asks me to explain how I come up with my answers. 
      • My teacher makes learning interesting.
      • In this class my teacher connects what we are learning to the real world. 

 

  • Highest on student survey whole school questions
    • My school sets clear rules for behavior.
    • Adults at my school treat me with respect.

 

  • Lowest on student survey whole school questions
    • At my school, students are recognized for following the school rules.
    • My school is a place where I feel safe. 

 

  • Discussion about what is making students not feel safe at school
    • we need to find out more
    • asking students why they don’t feel safe at school
    • parents can help by asking their children
      • possible reasons students might not feel safe at school
        • social media
        • increase awareness due to training and preparedness of possible situations

 

  • Highest on parent survey 
    • I feel welcome at this school.
    • Staff members are respectful towards parents.
    • Staff members are respectful towards my children.

 

  • Lowest on parent survey 
    • I feel my child is safe at this school. 
    • I am pleased with how this school supports my child’s emotional well being. 
    • This school keeps me informed with what I need to know about my child. 

 

  • ATSI Update ~Mindy Robison 
    • We have been designated as a Target School for Improvement (TSI), which is now called Additional Targeted Support for Improvement (ATSI) for the last few years. 
      • Designation occurs when your scores for a specific demographic are in the lower 5% range in the state.
      • We just learned the following:
        • ELL (English Language Learners) 
          • This group was exited from ATSI because we have met the target!
        • HI7 (Hispanics)
          • This group was exited from ATSI because we have met the target!
        • BL7 (African American/Black)
          • This group was exited from ATSI because we have met the target!
      • Not yet exited:
        • SWD (Students with Disabilities)
          • This subgroup was identified in 2018 with an accountability score of 24.23%.
          • In 2023, this subgroup had a score of 31.04%.
          • This coming year, to exit our SWD subgroup needs an accountability score of 34.49%.

 

  • PI7  (Pacific Islander)
    • This subgroup was identified in 2019 with an accountability score of 31.97%.
    • In 2023, this subgroup had a score of 41.65%.
    • This coming year, to exit our SWD subgroup needs an accountability score of 39.65%.



  • Teacher Student Success Plan ~Mindy Robison
    • Literacy goal is 75% of students will show expected growth on the RI.
    • STEM goal is that 60% of students will show expected growth on the MI.
    • Our first PBIS goal is monthly, at least 98% of students will be recognized using our school-wide PBIS system.
    • Also, student connectivity will increase from the pre and post wellness survey.

 

  • TSSA/LAND Trust Budgets ~Mindy Robison
    • Showed the budgets
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  • Adjourn ~Pamela Brown
    • Motion to adjourn: Stephanie Liu
    • Second: Mindy Robison

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