Washington County School District public meetings in 2025
4 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Washington County Board of Education
The Washington County Board of Education is proposing boundary changes between Desert Canyons, Bloomington, Little Valley, and South Mesa Elementary schools. The board will hold a public hearing to receive comments on these changes, which would take effect in August 2026.
- Proposed move of Desert Color area students (south of Southern Parkway, east of I-15 to River Road on/off-ramp) to Bloomington Elementary
- Proposed move of Southern View and South Desert neighborhood students (between Lansky Drive and Weehawken Lane west, Hamilton Drive east, south to Southern Parkway) to Little Valley Elementary
- Proposed rezoning of undeveloped area east of Hamilton Drive (north of Southern Parkway to 4150 South, west of Desert Canyons Parkway and airport) to Little Valley Elementary
Washington County Board of Education
The Washington County Board of Education will hold public hearings and vote on boundary changes for Coral Canyon Elementary and four other schools. The board will also review several policies and consent agenda items.
- Public hearing on Coral Canyon Elementary boundary change
- Public hearing on boundary changes for Desert Canyons, Bloomington, Little Valley, and South Mesa Elementary
- Approval of Proposed Boundary Change Between Coral Canyon Elementary and Hurricane Elementary
- Policy 3110 Emergency Preparedness
- Policy 1330 Employee Leave
Washington County Board of Education
The Washington County Board of Education is meeting to discuss district branding, building updates, and principal interviews. The board will vote on several action items, including a large bond issuance and an open enrollment declaration.
- Resolution to authorize the issuance and sale of up to $25,000,000 of General Obligation Refunding Bonds
- Hurricane Pool MOU
- Open Enrollment Declaration
- Sandstone Elementary TSSA Plan Change
- Principal Pool Interviews scheduled for December 3rd
Washington County Board of Education
The Washington County Board of Education will decide on a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) use policy and a boundary change between Hurricane Elementary and Coral Canyon Elementary. The board will also consider a 2025 crack seal contract and discuss student dress code and enrollment policies.
- Policy 3740 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Use
- Elementary boundary change between Hurricane Elementary and Coral Canyon Elementary
- 2025 Crack Seal Contract
- TSSA Plan Changes for Dixie High School, South Mesa Elementary, and Paradise Canyon Elementary
- Discussion of Policy 2200 Student Dress Code