WHAT ARE UTAH TRUST LANDS?

Trust lands are parcels of land throughout our state that were granted by Congress to Utah at the time of statehood. Trust lands were allocated specifically to generate revenue to support designated state institutions, including public schools, hospitals, teaching colleges, and universities. Unlike public lands, trust lands are parcels of land held in trust to support 12 state institutions, schools, but also state hospitals, teaching colleges, and universities. While 67 percent of Utah is held in public domain, only about six percent of the state’s acreage is set aside as trust lands.

HOW ARE UTAH TRUST LANDS USED?

• Revenue from management and development of school trust lands is deposited into the Permanent School Fund.

• The Fund is invested, and annual interest and dividends are distributed to public schools.

• Each School Community Council determines the greatest needs at its school and allocates the funds accordingly.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Canyon View Middle School elections are held in the Spring. Please look for more information as we near that time if you are interested.  Any parent may apply, and we encourage anyone who is interested to please do so.

WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFORMATION?

• Visit the Trust Lands Administration website. Or see their pamphlet.

• For more information on CVMS LEA, see our Trust LAND page

CANYON VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL LAND TRUST PLAN 2023-2024

Meetings are held at CVMS in Dr. Shaw's Office

Proposed meeting schedule:

• September 14 @ 1 PM

• October 19 @ 1 PM

• November 21 @ 1 PM

• January 16 @ 1 PM

• February 20 @ 1 PM

• March 19 @ 1 PM

• April 23 @ 1 PM

• Current Year's Minutes

• 2022-23 Minutes

• 2021-22 Minutes

• Current and Past Two Years of SLT Plans

• Current Year School LAND Trust Funding (dollar) Amount

• Teacher and Student Success Access Plan (TSSA)