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What is the School Community Council?

The School Community Council a group of parents, guardians, teachers, and school staff who are elected to represent the greater school community.  Some of the responsibilities of the SCC are to review, discuss and approve of academic improvement plans, staff development plans, allocation of LAND Trust money and to provide a forum for community discussions of school-related concerns. If you would like to be a part of SCC, please contact the Monte Vista front office.

There is money to be spent at your school. You can decide how to spend it! Get involved with your school community council. Make decisiosn that matter. Visit the main office to get more information.

If you would like to nominate yourself or someone you know for the 2023-24 school year, please fill out the form below and have it submitted by October 1st, 2023.

MVE SCC Nomination 23-24

Elections will be held at the school from October 2nd through October 5th.


Why Community Council

If you have a concern, opinion or suggestion relating to:

  • Curriculum
  • Student activities
  • Transportation
  • Building maintenance
  • Proposed boundary changes
  • Student safety
  • Legislative issues
  • Any other issues

We can help!  This is the place to express your feelings and to work for positive changes in our school.  Please let your voice be heard.  (While decisions regarding Jordan School District policies, budgets, laws and personnel issues are not things we can change, we can pass on concerns about these to the School District.)

Why should I join the School Community Council ?

JSD's Community Council Resources

School Community Councils

The Utah State Legislature passed a law in 2000 requiring every public school in the state to establish a School Community Council at the school-site level (Utah Code. Section 53A-1a-108). Each School Community Council consists of the principal, school employees, and parents or guardians of students attending the school. The School Community Council determines their school's greatest academic need and prepares a plan to address that need with the school's portion of the money distributed from the School LAND Trust program.
For more information on School Community Councils, please visit www.schools.utah.gov/schoollandtrust and use this website as an invaluable resource for your School Community Council. It includes information about elections and the responsibilities of council members along with timelines, checklists and other training materials.
A bill passed in the 2015 legislative session giving School Community Councils the responsibility to partner with school administration in creating a safe and constructive internet environment for students. If your council is looking for training options to meet the new Safe Technology and Digital Citizenship requirements, there are resources available at no charge. 

Land Trust Allocations

2023-24 Funding Allocation        $115,816.01

2022-23 Funding Allocation        $108,020.67

2021-22 Funding Allocation        $105,391

2020-21 Funding Allocation         $94,958