Another season of Friday Night Lights has come to an end in Jordan School District. Thank you to all the coaches, volunteers, and players who made this high school football season memorable across all six of our high schools.
A special congratulations to Herriman and Mountain Ridge on making it to the semifinals at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Can’t wait for next season!
Join teacher Sam Densley and Westland Construction as they take you on a virtual tour inside the first phase of the West Jordan High School building renovation.
Please join us in congratulating JATC South Assistant Principal Stewart Hudnall who has been named the UASSP “Assistant Principal of the Year” for the state of Utah. The Utah Association of Secondary School Principals (UASSP) presents the award each year.
Mr. Hudnall was nominated by a number of colleagues who talked about his “relentless dedication to student success.” They also said Stewart Hudnall makes students feel valued, supported, and heard; adding that he is a dynamic instructional leader, and is committed to mentorship.
Others said Mr. Hudnall consistently goes the extra mile and is dedicated to fostering a safe, vibrant, and uplifting school culture.
Family, friends, and colleagues gathered to surprise Stewart Hudnall with the award. He will now represent Utah in Washington D.C. in February and present at the UASSP Summer Conference in June.
Thank you, Stewart Hudnall, for your commitment to student success and elevating their educational experience in Jordan School District.
Thank you to all of our servicemen and women. Jordan School District wishes you a happy, healthy Veterans Day!
Crews have already completed raising the floor in the commons area and installed key support beams designed to lift the roof during Phase 2. Around the gymnasium, workers have begun tearing down the east wall and building new structural walls to expand the gym footprint to the east.
Meanwhile, the southwest corner of the building remains closed off while workers remodel classrooms on both the first and second floors. Construction is also underway to add five career and technical education classrooms to the west side of the building.
The extensive renovation of the 45-year-old building began this summer following approval from the Jordan Board of Education. Opting for a comprehensive remodel rather than a full rebuild is expected to save taxpayers more than $100 million.
Set for final completion in November 2029, the modernized facility will feature more natural light, improved ADA accessibility, new flooring, collaborative learning spaces, a new dance studio, an upgraded weight room, and an expanded gym.
