JATC Open House Informs Prospective Students

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Jordan Academy for Technology and Careers (JATC) hosted an open house for high school students to learn more about the programs available to them next school year. Teachers and current JATC students were on hand at both the West Jordan and Riverton campuses to discuss the benefits of their classes, answer questions, and provide insight into possible career paths.

JATC offers more than 40 classes in a wide variety of programs, including aviation science, aerospace engineering, landscape architecture, nail technician, barbering, welding, fire science, and more. Interested students can learn more about the programs and apply at https://www.jordantech.org/. Applications close on February 16.

Generous Community Donors Help Fund Jordan Education Foundation Educator Grants

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JEF Educator Grant Check Presentation The Jordan Education Foundation has been busy visiting schools, handing out check grants awarded to teachers across the District. With the community’s help, JEF has so far distributed $578,335 in grants for the 2025-26 school year. The donations have helped 1,327 teachers bring learning instruments and experiences into their classrooms, such as 3D printers, earthquake simulators, accessible coding robots, applied science materials, podcasting equipment, and more.

Thank you to the Jordan Education Foundation for all of their hard work on behalf of teachers, students, and families in Jordan School District. Their dedication is paying off in the classroom every day!

Mountain Ridge High Math Teacher is Recognized for Significant Impact in Mathematics Education

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Wendy Solomon receiving state awardShe is a leader in mathematics education and now a Mountain Ridge High School math teacher is being honored for her hard work and dedication. Wendy Solomon received the Don Clark Award at the 2026 Utah Council of Teachers of Mathematics (UCTM) Conference.

The Don Clark Award is given in recognition of a substantial contribution to Utah mathematics or mathematics education over many years. These educators have made a lasting impact on fellow teachers and their greater communities. Teachers may be approaching retirement or worthy of praise for contributions to the mathematics community.

Congratulations, Wendy Solomon. We are proud of your accomplishments making a difference in the lives of students every single day.

Jordan School District Students to Work with NASA Aerospace Engineers on Exciting Project They Designed

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Superintendent with the winners of a NASA engineering contestSupercast Episode 334
You could say they are hitting new heights as winners of a NASA Aerospace Engineering contest.

On this episode of the Supercast, we head to JATC North to hear how four students will be working with NASA TechRise engineers over the next 18 months to bring an experiment they proposed to life. It is an experiment, with real world applications, that will be launched into the edge of space on one of NASA’s high altitude balloons, a dream come true for aspiring space engineers.

Jordan School District Math Specialist Receives Prestigious State Award

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Dawn WhiteJoin us in congratulating Jordan School District math specialist Dawn White for her outstanding achievement and leadership. Ms. White has been given the Muffet Reeves Award by the Utah Council of Teachers of Mathematics, which advocates for high-quality mathematics teaching and learning for each and every student.

The Muffet Reeves Award is given in recognition of outstanding achievement in mathematics professional development. Educators, like Dawn White, receive this award for exhibiting outstanding work in mathematics professional development and teacher motivation in the state of Utah.

Congratulations, Dawn White! Keep up the great work making math an equation for success among students and teachers.