The Feb. 11 Board study session agenda is now available on our Board meetings page. Policies that will be discussed include Administrative Policy DP338 Reimbursement of Licensed Employees Elected to Public Office. You can also use the following links to the printed and detailed agendas. Patrons may view the general session online at boardmeeting.jordandistrict.org.
Category Archives: From the Board
Jan. 28 Board Meeting Update
The Jan. 28 Board meeting summary is now available and can be viewed using the following link:
Election of Officers and Oath of Office for Board of Education Members
Current Board members Bryce Dunford (District 5), Darrell Robinson (District 1), and Niki George (District 6), along with new Board members Suzanne Wood (District 3), and Erin Barrow (District 4), officially took the Oath of Office and were sworn in for a four-year term Tuesday evening.
Salt Lake County Chief Deputy Clerk Nikila Venugopal administered the Oath. Friends, family, and members of the community were on hand to congratulate the Board members on their election and willingness to serve on behalf of Jordan School District.
The election of Board officers was also held with Niki George elected Board President, Bryce Dunford, First Vice President, and Brian Barnett, Second Vice President.
Congratulations Board of Education members!
Dec. 10 Board Meeting Update
The Dec. 10 Board meeting summary is now available and can be viewed using the following link:
Celebrating Elk Ridge Middle School at the Recent Board of Education Meeting
It was a night to celebrate and take pride in students, teachers, and staff at Elk Ridge Middle School. Elk Ridge students led the Pledge of Allegiance and then shared with the Board the many reasons why their school is so special.
Kari Johnson, Student Body Officer, talked about the rich history of Elk Ridge Middle School dating back to 1994 when the school opened. She said there has always been a tradition of taking pride in moving things from good to great at Elk Ridge Middle. She praised the really great teachers who inspire student success and work so hard to provide opportunities. Kari said students enjoy a number of celebrations at the school throughout the year and they now have 25 clubs giving students a sense of belonging. Kari said over the years, the school’s commitment to students has not changed and they are still always moving from good to great.
Board members congratulated the students and wished them well this school year by shaking their hands at the end of the presentation.