Get involved with School Community Council (SCC):
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate in the School Community Council by attending open meetings or sharing opinions, concerns, or questions with any of the listed members.

About SCC

A School Community Council is a liaison between parents and the school, developing improvement plans using School Land Trust funding. Effective school community councils work to address students’ most critical academic needs. Required council activities are by law and rule, but most are simply expressions of community-spirited individuals trying to help students succeed.

Every Utah public school has a school community council consisting of the principal, an elected school employee, and a majority of elected parents.

Visit the
 School LAND Trust website to learn more about the community council.

School LAND Trust Quick Links
Rules of Order & Procedure
SCC Responsibilities
Timeline for Councils and SLT Program
SCC Back to School video 

Training for SCC
Additional SCC Training

Boulder Quick Links
Boulder Electronic Voting Process
Boulder Child Access Routing Plan
Boulder Digital Citizenship Plan
Boulder Positive Behaviors Plan

Current & Future Plans

Boulder 24-25 Title 1 Schoolwide Program Plan
Boulder 23-24 Title 1 Schoolwide Program Plan
Boulder 24-25 School LAND Trust Plan

Boulder 23-24 School LAND Trust Plan
★ All meeting minutes, plans, reports, and more are organized by school year and linked below.

SCC Members
Andria Roghaar (principal), email
Lucas Tamminen (staff), email
Betsy Hilton (co-chair, parent), email

Jill Trombley (chair, parent), email
Andy Rice (parent), email
Marielos Gamez (parent), email

SCC Meetings
Meetings are open to the public. All Boulder families are encouraged to have at least one representative attend meetings.  

Agendas are posted one week before the meeting, available on the school’s Google calendar, linked in the digital newsletter, and posted in the town. 

Immediately following each meeting is a general parent meeting. Parents are invited to discuss questions, concerns, or other items with school staff, school board representatives, and the superintendent. 

Meeting Minutes, Plans, Reports, Et Cetera