Coral Canyon Elementary's Community Council met on Oct. 8, 2025, to review academic data and budget proposals for the 2025-2026 school year. The meeting, held in the conference room, focused on school improvement plans and resource allocation across various educational programs.
The council reviewed financial allocations for several key programs. Under the Teacher Student Success Act (TSSA), the 2025-2026 total budget is $169,909.36, which includes a $127,465.22 allocation and $39,444.14 in carryover. This funding includes $86,013.09 for reading paraprofessional salaries, $26,003.99 for technology, $20,000 for supplies, and $12,000 for textbooks and curriculum.
The Trustlands Plan for 2025-2026 has a total of $90,273.57, consisting of an $83,555.20 allocation and $6,718.37 in carryover. Planned expenditures include $24,422.80 for technology, $20,546.60 for a general education behavior technician, $17,858.31 for an art paraprofessional, and $13,933.31 for substitutes for professional development.
Additionally, the Title One Plan for 2025-2026 includes an allocation of $323,974. This budget covers $160,205.67 for para and behavior tech salaries, $63,907.99 for a teacher, $38,736.40 for supplies, and $22,000 for technology.
Academic goals were established for the Trustlands Plan, aiming for 75% of students to achieve typical or above typical growth with a 5% increase in reading proficiency according to EOY Acadience in Math and Reading. Furthermore, all 4th and 5th grade teams are targeted to achieve a median growth score of 50% with a 3% proficiency increase or higher according to ELA, Math, and Science RISE scores.
The council meeting included an orientation and a review of the school parent compact and parent involvement policy. Current council members include Chair Jaclyn Pace, Vice Chair Anne Talbot, and members Jared Miller, Taylor Kenney, and teacher Amy Barton. Principal Julie Smith was also in attendance during the proceedings.
The council scheduled subsequent meetings for Nov. 19, 2025, Jan. 7, 2026, and Feb. 4, 2026. An additional meeting may be held on Feb. 18, 2026, if needed.
