Note: Recordings and documents for agenda items can be accessed via Diligent by clicking on the corresponding agenda items.

New Operating Site

The Board of Education approved a proposal to house Entrada Adult High and Life Skills Academy at the former Bella Vista Elementary, starting in the 2027-20287 school year. The new site will help provide “cross over services” to the adult students enrolled in the respective programs, said Dr. Tom Sherwood, Director of CSD High Schools. Currently, Entrada holds credit-bearing classes on the Diamond Ridge High campus. LSA, Canyons’ vocational-training program for adults with disabilities, operates from Crescent View Middle property, which is now under contract to be sold to Sandy City. Sherwood told the Board that the Bella Vista property, 2131 Fort Union Blvd., is within walking distance of multiple business and community partners, including the Whitmore Library. The site, which gives room for Entrada to grow, also offers access to public transportation, including a bus stop along Fort Union.  In addition, Dr. Sherwood said that while the two programs will remain separate and distinct, the shared location creates a direct opportunity for Life Skills students to pursue a high school diploma at the same building in which they are learning how to lead more independent lives. Entrada and LSA will remain at their current locations for the coming school year, Sherwood said. At the Board’s request, parents and students at both Entrada and LSA were recently informed by the Administration about the proposal and given a chance to provide input.

Consent Agenda

The Board of Education approved the Consent Agenda, which included the minutes for the Board meeting on June 16, 2026; hire and termination reports; purchasing bids; June financial reports; and the annual Fraud Risk Assessment required by the Office of the State Auditor. 

Patron Comment

The following patron addressed the Board during Patron Comment. Recordings of the remarks can be accessed on Diligent:

• Betty Shaw

Board and Staff Reports Board members and the Administration opted to forgo reports to conclude the meeting.