Herriman High School is home to the National Champions in rugby! The team took home the Boys Single School Championship in convincing fashion with a 32-10 win over St. Ignatius (OH). Herriman is the only public school to win the rugby championship and has now done so twice, having also won in 2021. The Mustangs were unstoppable, winning their three games in the championship tournament by a combined 116-28.

Congratulations to everyone on the roster, and thank you to the coaches, parents, and volunteers who have helped the team this season. A special thank you to parent Rick Hales for providing these photos.

Over 1200 elementary students from across Jordan School District traveled to Riverton High School for the annual Unified Sports Day. The students participated in a 50-yard dash, softball throw, long jump, and soccer.

Unified Sports Day is part of the Special Olympics Unified Sports program, which promotes social inclusion through sports. Students with and without disabilities competed side-by-side in events to end the school year with friendly competition, inclusion, and fun.

Thank you to the dozens of volunteers who helped make an amazing day possible for our students.

Antelope Canyon Elementary School students and families came together to support their community by collecting over ten thousand items during the school’s annual food drive. The student council volunteered every morning for four days, collecting donations under the direction of the PTA and parent volunteer Malori Mower.

The donations will stock Principal’s Pantries throughout the District, providing essential resources for students and families experiencing need. To celebrate the community’s generosity, a local Arctic Circle donated ice cream treats to the winning grade-level classes.

Great work, Antelope Canyon Elementary students, staff, and families. Your generosity and service will help students and families throughout Jordan School District.

America’s 250th birthday is fast approaching, and South Jordan Mayor Dawn Ramsey and Jordan School District Superintendent Anthony Godfrey teamed up to help students celebrate. Mayor Ramsey brought each fifth grader at South Jordan’s nine elementary schools a sticker replica of the History in a Flag mosaic mural on display at South Jordan City Hall. Dr. Godfrey and Mayor Ramsey discussed American history with the students. They asked trivia questions about what they had learned in their study of United States history and civics this school year for a chance to win a special-edition America 250 pin.

Thank you, Mayor Ramsey for spending the day with our fifth graders!