Foothills Elementary Plays Dominoes with Cereal for Good Cause

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In a thrilling conclusion to Foothills Elementary School’s successful cereal drive, students lined the halls with boxes of Cheerios, Froot Loops, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and other breakfast favorites for a massive game of dominoes. In total, the students collected 1,225 boxes, which were then distributed to other Salt Lake County elementary schools to help families facing food insecurity.
Excellent job, students and families at Foothills Elementary School. Your donations will have a huge impact on our communities.

A Look Back: The Best of the Supercast 2025

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Supercast Podcast Episodes of 2025 As we wrap up an incredible year filled with inspiring and amazing stories from around Jordan School District on the Supercast, we want to take a moment to reflect on some of our favorite episodes and interviews. Each story offers unique insights and showcases the amazing people in our community.

Here are just a few of the awesome stories we shared over 2025.

  1. Supercast Episode 309: Copper Hills High Marching Band Takes the Stage Performing with National Recording Artists, “AJR”
  2. Supercast Episode 300: What It’s Like to Teach Side by Side with a Former Student?
  3. Supercast Episode 321: School Physical Therapist Uses Fun Costumes to Connect with Kids in His Care
  4. Supercast Episode 280: Cheerleaders Build Big School Spirit at Bingham High
  5. Supercast Episode 287: Compassionate Teacher Impacting Life of Student Battling Cancer

Thank you for being a part of the journey this year! We look forward to bringing you more inspiring stories and interviews in 2026.

JSD Elementary School Band Teacher to Perform in the Pasadena Rose Parade

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Lisa Blodgett conduction students We are thrilled to announce that Lisa Blodgett, a talented band teacher at Majestic Elementary Arts Academy, has been chosen to participate in the prestigious Pasadena Rose Parade on January 1, 2026! Lisa will join over 300 band directors from across North America as part of the “Band Directors Marching Band.”

This special parade entry, which will be viewed by millions, titled “Saluting America’s Band Directors,” celebrates the theme “America’s band directors: We teach music.” We teach live.” It honors the incredible commitment and achievements of band directors and music educators who have dedicated their careers to mentoring and inspiring students.

Lisa recently shared her excitement about this opportunity with KSL TV’s Alex Cabrero.

You can catch the Pasadena Rose Parade starting at 9 am MST on KSL 5 TV, ABC 4 TV, Telemundo Utah 20 TV, Univision Utah 32 TV, and on streaming platforms like Pluto TV and Fubo Sports.

Roar Store at West Jordan Middle Helps Students with Holiday Shopping

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In December, students at West Jordan Middle School had the opportunity to complete some of their holiday shopping during school hours. Thanks to generous donations, the school set up its second annual Roar Holiday Store inside a classroom, stocked with toys, books, clothes, shoes, and many other items. The Lions at WJMS earn Pride Points throughout the year for showcasing school values. Those points are later redeemed for prizes and, this month, a holiday shopping trip.

Over 400 students made a trip to the Roar Store this year to bring home up to two gifts for parents, grandparents, siblings, or friends this holiday season. After they finished shopping, WJMS staff helped out with the gift wrapping.

Thank you to everyone who donated items and time to make the Roar Store a success!

Silver Crest Elementary Students’ Spare Change Helps to Bring Big Change to Their Community

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Silver Crest students holding a check
In a heartwarming display of community spirit, the student council at Silver Crest Elementary School led a fundraising drive called “Change for Cancer” to support the Huntsman Cancer Institute and help those battling cancer.
Throughout the month of December, students reached out to local community members asking them to donate their spare change to the cause and that they did, raising almost $1,000! The students chose Huntsman because two teachers at Silver Crest Elementary School are currently undergoing treatment for cancer.
Great job to all the students and staff who made this donation possible and for bringing the community together to help fight cancer!