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Brighton High School Community Council meeting scheduled for Nov. 11, 2026

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The Brighton High School Community Council has scheduled a meeting for Nov. 11, 2026, to discuss various school reports and local infrastructure matters.

Key takeaways

  • The community council meeting is scheduled for Nov. 11, 2026, at 3:30 PM in the WBL Room.
  • Cottonwood Heights City representatives will present regarding Bengal Blvd and the Highland drive intersection.
  • The council will review School Safety and Digital Safety plans for submittal to the district.
  • Agenda items include reports from the PTSA, faculty, and the counseling center.

The Brighton High School Community Council is scheduled to meet on Nov. 11, 2026, at 3:30 PM in the WBL Room, according to an undated agenda on the district's website.

The meeting agenda includes a presentation by Cottonwood Heights City representatives, including Mayor Bennion, Councilwoman Hyland, and Public Works director Matt Shipp. The discussion will address a section of Bengal Blvd from the school to Highland drive and the intersection at Highland and Bengal Blvd. Public comments regarding this topic will be limited to two minutes per person.

Other business items on the agenda include an Above and Beyond report from Michelle Schmidt and a cell tower update from Hailey Watanabe. The council also scheduled a review of the current year’s LAND Trust/TSSP and a follow-up on School Safety and Digital Safety plans, which are intended for submittal to the district before the holiday break.

The agenda also notes that bylaws were ratified to specify the number of parents and have been sent to the district for approval. The meeting will include reports from the PTSA, faculty, and the counseling center, as well as guest remarks limited to three minutes.

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