Fox Hollow Elementary School Students Celebrate World Dreamer’s Week by Dressing for the Future

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Students at Fox Hollow Elementary School are already looking to the future, thinking about the perfect profession they want to be successful in one day. As part of their “World Dreamer’s Week” celebration, students dressed up like adults in careers they hope to pursue one day.

There were students dressed up, dreaming of becoming professional soccer, football, and basketball players, along with Olympic medalists, police, firefighters, and members of the military. One student’s dream is to be a ballet dancer, while another hopes to become an airline pilot. Even Principal Amy Adams got in on the fun. When Ms. Adams isn’t following her passion working with students as the school principal, she is thinking of another dream job. Principal Adams dressed up as a Costco Sample Associate, someone who dishes free tasty treats at the store.

Dream big and reach for the stars Fox Hollow Elementary School students, during World Dreamer’s Week and always!

Silver Crest Principal Recognizes Student Acts of Kindness with a “Kindness Rocks” Lunch

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It is a mealtime moment of pride for students at Silver Crest Elementary School. Once a month, teachers nominate one student from every class to be recognized for an act of kindness, hard work leading to academic success, or simply being a good Silver Crest student. Every student nominated is then invited to enjoy a “Kindness Rocks” lunch with the principal.

Principal Patty Bowen has a great time at the special lunch, greeting the honorees, then reading the reason their teachers say they should be recognized. McDonald’s provides lunch, and to everyone’s delight, the tasty meal comes with a fun toy for each student as well.

Congratulations to Silver Crest students for their kindness, always striving for success and being good to one another. Thanks to Principal Bowen for recognizing the rock stars with her “Kindness Rocks” lunch.

Elementary Students Learn the Importance of Safety on the School Bus

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Students learning about school bus safety It was an exciting day for kindergarten and first-grade students at Blackridge Elementary School as they learned firsthand about safety on the school bus. The lesson began with a short assembly and students watching a safety video.

Then it was outside to the big yellow school bus where the students learned how to get on and off the bus safely, the importance of staying seated on the school bus with hands on their laps and their feet on the floor. They also learned the importance of always staying in the driver’s line of sight and never running behind the bus. The students found out how to properly conduct an emergency evacuation and follow safe crossing procedures.

The school bus safety presentations are held at every elementary school throughout Jordan School District. Thanks to our dedicated school bus drivers and Transportation staff for doing all they can to keep kids safe each and every day.

More Students Eligible for Free Lunch This School Year

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Students eating lunchThere is a lot of delicious food dished up in our school cafeterias every day, and we want to remind all parents that more students are eligible for free lunch this year. That’s because the Utah legislature passed legislation making school lunch free for all students who qualify for reduced meal benefits. Breakfast will still be charged at the reduced price of $0.30. A la cart items are not included in the reimbursable meal and those items will be charged at regular price.

Meal prices for the 2025-26 school year have remained the same.

The prices are listed below:

  • Elementary Breakfast: $1.05
  • Elementary Lunch: $2.00
  • Secondary Breakfast: $1.25
  • Secondary Lunch: $2.25
  • Adults Breakfast: $2.50
  • Adults Lunch $4.10
  • Reduced Breakfast: $0.30
  • Reduced Lunch: Free
  • Student 2nd Breakfast $2.50
  • Student 2nd Lunch $4.10

To find out if you qualify for free and reduced meal benefits visit Jordan School District’s Nutrition Services Website.