Copper Hills High School Unified Soccer Wins State Championship

Congratulations to Copper Hills High School Team Blue on winning a state championship in Unified Soccer! The Grizzlies defeated Hunter High School 1-0 at America First Field to secure the trophy. Copper Hills was one of four Jordan School District teams to advance to play for a state championship in Unified Soccer. 

Congratulations also to West Jordan Black, Herriman White, and Herriman Blue for giving it their all and qualifying to play at the home of Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals.

Happy Halloween from Jordan School District!

Happy Halloween from students and staff at Jordan School District!

Jordan Virtual Learning Academy Students Enjoy Boo-tiful Trunk-or-Treat

The schools that make up the Jordan Virtual Learning Academy, Rocky Peak Elementary, Kelsey Peak Middle, and Kings Peak High School teamed up for an epic Trunk-or-Treat party. Together, the schools filled the Jordan Learning Center campus with fun costumes, creatively decorated cars, games, and candy. Kings Peak student council organized the Spook Alley Bus, which gave anyone brave enough to enter a good scare. 

Congrats to our awesome virtual school students and staff for another amazing in-person event.

Majestic Elementary Arts Academy Students Parade Through West Jordan City Hall

Zombies, superheroes, witches, and dinosaurs marched through West Jordan City Hall as students from Majestic Elementary Arts Academy held their annual Halloween parade. Students trick-or-treated through the boardroom, mayor’s office, and city staff cubicles, collecting candy from some friendly officials. 

Thank you, West Jordan City, for welcoming Majestic Elementary’s goblins and ghouls to City Hall.

Halloween Literacy Night is a Treat for Westvale Elementary Families

The Westvale Elementary School community gathered for a Halloween party to build literacy skills. Students and families learned new literacy tricks, and the school provided treats for everyone. The school was decorated for the occasion, and students came in costume to play fun, educational games like a flashlight word search in a dark classroom and a spooky book read-along with their teachers and families. Parents left with a Road to Reading guide and tips to help students of all levels and ages become stronger readers and writers.