The staff at the Jordan Child Development Center hosted their annual Fall Festival, much to the delight of families in attendance. The early start to Halloween festivities gave students a chance to put on their costumes and have some indoor Trick-Or-Treat fun.

For parents, this was one of the first opportunities to tour the Child Development Center’s new facilities at the Jordan Learning Center, located at 9800 S. and 3706 W. The tour took parents and children on a Halloween tour through the new classrooms and testing centers used by the Child Development program in their preschool and early intervention programs. The grand finale was the elaborately decorated Trick-Or-Treat Street. Thanks to all the families who attended and enjoyed some family fun with us!

Rocky Peak Virtual Elementary students donned their capes and masks and visited the new Jordan Learning Center for Superhero Math and Literacy Night. Students played math and reading games with the help of faculty and then took the games home to continue the fun and learning.

The superhero fun was even embraced by Principal Menlove, who muscled into his Thor costume to greet students. To top it all off, a book fair was available for superheroes to bring some new reading material to their secret hideouts, and pizza was provided for dinner.

Unified High School Soccer teams from Bingham, Copper Hills, Herriman, Mountain Ridge, Riverton, and West Jordan joined teams from across the state to compete in this year’s Unified Soccer Championship. The tournament started with a day of games at the Real Salt Lake’s Zions Bank Training Center in Herriman. Winners from group play then moved on to contest for a state title the next day at America First Field in Sandy.

Teams from Bingham, Herriman, and West Jordan each advanced to their Championship game at the home of Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals, with Bingham and Herriman winning the state championship in their respective divisions. Two teams were declared champions, but everyone who participated went home winners with the smiles to prove it.

Congratulations to all of the athletes who competed, and thank you to the coaches, volunteers, officials, and supporters who make unified sports in Jordan School District a memorable and special experience for everyone involved.

Riverton High School’s Carter Reid has a pure passion and talent for singing, dancing, and acting. Now he’s hoping those talents can take him to New York City.

Carter is competing in the Broadway Teaching Groups “2026 Student Spotlight Contest,” where students from across the United States submit a video showcasing their singing abilities. The winner of the contest will earn a spot in the 2026 Broadway Student Summit, where they will work with and learn from actual Broadway actors.

The entry with the most engagement – likes, views, and shares will win.

You can help Carter in his attempt to come out on top by watching and liking his submission on Instagram.