Peers, teachers, parents, and administrators cheered on kindergarten students at Ridge View Elementary as they prepared for a voyage to “Planet Kindergarten.” Jordan District’s Planet Kindergarten initiative launches students into literacy through engaging space-themed activities and reading goals. Students decorated space helmets, teachers dressed as astronauts, and the administration wore inflatable raptor astronaut costumes to ensure that the start of their mission to learn letter sounds and shapes was a fun and memorable experience.
Drilling Down on Jordan School District Data: Key Stats on Student Success, Test Scores, and Much More
Supercast Episode 364
Have you ever wondered what enrollment looks like in Jordan School District? How about where reading scores are heading or where graduation rates are going?
On this episode of the Supercast, we are drilling down on Jordan School District data with our very own experts who simply love crunching the numbers and sifting through statistics. Listen and find out why we have a lot to celebrate in Jordan School District, why hard work on the part of students, teachers, staff, and parents is paying off.
- Episode info & audio transcription for Episode 364: Drilling Down on Jordan School District Data: Key Stats on Student Success, Test Scores, and Much More
- Previous episodes can be found at supercast.jordandistrict.org
Back to School BBQ Brings Virtual School Students Together
Attending school online doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with classmates in person! Students from Rocky Peak Elementary, Kelsey Peak Middle School, and Kings Peak High School met for the Jordan Virtual Learning Academy Back-to-School BBQ. Principals David Hullinger, Spencer Campbell, and Ammon Wiemers worked the grill, while Kings Peak student body officers helped load up the plates. Students played games, met with their teachers, chatted with friends, and took selfies with Rocky the Goat in a fun night at the Jordan Learning Center.
Herriman Elementary Hosts Donuts and Grown Ups
The sweet smell of a new school year was in the air at Herriman Elementary, and it smelled a lot like delicious baked goods. The school PTA hosted Donuts and Grown Ups before the first bell, with donuts for all who attended. The event gave students, parents, guardians, and grandparents a chance to enjoy a sweet breakfast together on the lawn outside of school and start the school year off on a high note.



















