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School Community Council
School Community Council is the forum in which parents and guardians can contribute and have direct input in the following ways:
Meet once monthly to support school improvement and student success through shared decision-making
Develop a plan for the allocation of School LAND Trust money and other school plans
Examine important school issues and consider solutions
Disseminate information to the community about school progress and student success
Bring new ideas and concerns from the community to the school administration
Help promote the many successes of Diamond Fork Middle School
School Community Council is integral in developing the Diamond Fork Middle School Land Trust Plan as part of the Teacher and Student Success Plan (TSSP) (formerly the "School Improvement Plan") and how funds should be allocated in order to improve our school. Please take a minute to read and view the Trust Land Plans by clicking on the links provided in under the Trust Lands Tab.
Here is the list of the School Community Council Members for the 2024-2025 school year:
Parent Members:
Amy Baird (year 1)
Courtney Frost (year 1)
Becky Gwilliam (year 2, term 2)
Brooke Bigelow (year 2)
Faculty Members:
Cecily Yeager--Principal
Sandy Caceres -- Counselor
Ashanti Blackmon -- Teacher
Non-Voting Participants:
Anthony Bowden (Assistant Principal)
Josh Jensen- Dean of Students (Facilitator)
Here is the list of scheduled meetings for this school year. Meetings will usually be held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 3:00 PM in the conference room at DFMS.
September 12, 2024
October 10, 2024
November 14, 2024
December 12, 2024 (option to have the meeting canceled)
January 9, 2025
February 13, 2025
March 13, 2025
April 10, 2025
May (no meeting)
If you would like to be a part of the council in the future, you do have the opportunity to run for a seat on the council. Nominations will be called for the first week of August. If elections become necessary, they will be held annually in the third week of August. Elections will be held online and in person. More information will be sent electronically to parents and available in the front office in August.
Diamond Fork Middle School Community Council meetings are always open to the public and your input is invited and welcome. You may attend as often as you like and your ideas will be heard and considered.
Rules of Order and Procedure
Trust Lands
2020-21 DFJHS Trustlands Final Report
2018-19 DFJHS Trustlands Final Report
2019-20 DFJHS Trustlands Plan
Trustlands Funding:
2014-15: $64,171
2015-16: $75,498
2016-17: $82,304
2017-18: $103,597
2018-19: $122,645
2019-20: $144,667
2020-21: $151,903
2021-22: $138,400
2022-23: $135,439
2023-24: $147,000
Each year we have the opportunity to distribute LAND Trust Program monies for the benefit of our school. At the beginning of each school year, we give an update of how funds were spent for the previous school year. For example, in the 2022-23 school year we distributed approximately $135,439 to help with student achievement.
If you would like to know more about Trust Lands and the role of the Community Council, you may reference the official School Land Trust Program website.
School Land Trust
Training Videos
Follow the link to view the SCC member training videos entitled, Touch the Future and Earning for Education. Viewing the videos is a requirement for all SCC members.
Training Videos