The Jordan Native American Program hosted its annual Native American Community Night. The event was to continue the tradition of meeting as a community and celebrating heritage, culture, and student achievements.

The night included dinner, vendors, crafts, photo opportunities, student recognition, a 2025 Senior Class celebration and performances by Echoing Spirit Dancers. The Keynote speaker was Dr. Darren Parry, former Chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation and author of “The Bear River Massacre, A Shoshone History.”

Thank you to everyone who donated their time to make this celebration a successful and impactful event for all involved.

Families filled the halls of Daybreak Elementary at the school’s STEM Night, an event designed to showcase what students have been learning during their weekly science, technology, math, and engineering (STEM) breakout class. Dozens of hands-on experiences were set up in stations for parents and students to explore, each focusing on one or multiple science, technology, math, and engineering lessons.

Each week at Daybreak Elementary, teachers build classes that incorporate STEM areas into hands-on lessons. Students then break into STEM groups of their choosing. The program is designed to engage students in lessons they might feel passionate about.

Great job, Daybreak Elementary faculty and staff, creating an outstanding hands-on experience.

Bingham High School Boys Volleyball is the 6A State Champions! It was an all-Jordan School District championship match as the Miners won 3-1 over Mountain Ridge to take home the trophy. Bingham is just the second-ever 6A Utah Boys Volleyball champion after the sport became fully sanctioned by UHSAA in 2024.

The Miners were nearly unstoppable all year, winning their final 18 matches to finish with a 25-4 record. Congratulations to Bingham and Mountain Ridge on an amazing season!

It is a program bringing students of all abilities together creating a fast and meaningful path to fun, friendship, and understanding. First Lady Abby Cox was on hand to help kick off Jordan School District’s annual “Unified Golf” event. It is part of the “Show Up for Unified Sports” initiative led by the First Lady and Special Olympics of Utah.

“Unified Golf” is an opportunity for middle school students of all abilities, those with special needs and their peers, to come together as friends and have some fun. The Glenmoor Golf Course was host to this amazing event. Students were all smiles receiving lessons in things like swinging a golf club, putting, and just enjoying the game and each other.

Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to make the Unified Golf event one to remember!