Ridgeline School Community Council

What is a School Community Council?

A school community council is a committee made up of parents and school professionals who help determine the needs of our school and the best methods and programs to support those needs through the School Land Trust Program.  Members of the school community council will meet together approximately 5-6 times during the school year to discuss the school’s needs, the School Land Trust plan, and its implementation.

School Land Trust Funds

Trust Land Funds are grant monies the school can receive based on a proposal written by the school and must be approved by the School Community Council, Alpine School District, and the State of Utah.

Current Teacher and Student Success Plan Information

2024-2025 Trustlands Plan                  2024-2025 TSSA Plan

2023-2024 Teacher and Student Success Plan Information

2023-2024 Trustlands Plan                 2023-2024 TSSA Plan

2022-2023 Teacher and Student Success Plan Information

2022-2023 Trustlands Plan                  2022-2023 Stakeholders Report

Ridgeline Community Council Information

School Community Council Information

• What is a school community council?

• Ridgeline School Community Council Bylaws

• Rules of Order and Procedures

• SCC Election Information

  • All parents are invited to attend our School Community Council Meetings.

  • If you are interested in being a voting member of our council, elections are held at the beginning of each school year.  Nominations can be submitted for any open positions at the beginning of the next school year (August 2024). If more nominations than positions available are received then an election will be held after the nomination window closes.

  • Check out our weekly newsletter “The Ridgeline Review” for more information.

Current School Community Council Information

Ridgeline School Access Safe Route Plan

Ridgeline Digital Citizenship Plan