It was a week filled with memories to last a lifetime at Riverton High School. Homecoming 2024 is now a wrap, and what a great week it was. From the kickoff assembly and theme “Coming Home”, to competitions on the playing field, celebrating the Homecoming court, a chalk throw, and magical moments at the Homecoming dance, students came together taking great pride in being Silverwolves.
Enjoy a look back at Riverton High Homecoming 2024 and the amazing students who were a part of the fun.
We want to remind you about some opportunities in Jordan School District, which we hope will continue to enhance the overall educational experience for students, teachers, and families.
Mountain Ridge High School students took on a stimulating project involving launching bottle rockets to explore physics principles. Through this interactive project, students were tasked with designing, constructing, and testing their own rockets to observe how far they could soar. Fueled by water, the rockets utilized varying amounts of water to demonstrate the impact on their flight trajectory.
Kudos to the science teachers at Mountain Ridge High School for crafting such a captivating lesson for students. Initiatives like these propel students towards a deeper level of learning, fostering curiosity and hands-on engagement in science.
It was all smiles and high energy as Bingham High School students and staff gathered for a fun and entertaining Homecoming assembly. The assembly kicks off Homecoming week at Bingham High School and featured cheerleaders, talented dancers, Bingham traditions, games, and amazing performances.
The week of fun and excitement concludes with the big football game on Friday night and the Homecoming dance on Saturday. The theme of this year’s dance is “Homecoming, Do You Remember?”
Happy Homecoming Bingham Miners!
They became fast friends after being introduced during a recent school event. Now, Jordan Ridge Elementary School students are taking kindness to new heights hoping to help their new friends at the neighboring Kauri Sue Hamilton School. Kauri Sue is a school for special education students with severe needs and kids at the two schools felt a fast connection.
Because of that connection, Jordan Ridge students ran laps for their own school today, and on behalf of Kauri Sue students, at the PTA sponsored Jogathon held indoors due to rain. They are raising money for Jordan Ridge Elementary and hope the community will donate to support the Kauri Sue Hamilton School. Jordan Ridge students simply want to make sure their friends with special needs feel the communities’ love and support, both in and outside the classroom.
Jordan Ridge Elementary is reaching out to people and businesses in the broader community for help to achieve their act of kindness, encouraging them to make a donation to Kauri Sue (through the Jordan Education Foundation) so they can show the students with special needs how much they care.
Way to go Jordan Ridge Elementary School on making your Jogathon a big win for everyone!