Hurricane Middle School's Community Council conducted a series of meetings during the 2025-2026 school year to address academic goals and school operations, according to meeting minutes published September 3.
During meetings held in late 2025, the council reviewed the school's mission and vision, which includes striving to ensure every student is on track for graduation. Members discussed the School Land Trust and how to use those funds to benefit the school. Specific academic priorities identified included reducing class sizes for core classes and helping struggling sub-groups, such as ESL and Special Education students. The council also identified 8th grade math as a key area for academic improvement.
In early 2026, the council focused on staffing needs for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. Discussions included using School Land Trust funds to purchase teacher prep time to help reduce class sizes. The council also introduced Allison Renstrom as the new Vice-Principal for the 2026-2027 school year. Other safety topics discussed by the council included student safety, safe technology use, and safe school routes for students.
Council members participated in school tours, including visits to a math classroom and the school food pantry and PBIS store. Meetings included data reviews conducted by counselor Jarom Healey to identify academic trends and student needs.
