Students Find an Immersive Experience at the Francophonie Fun Fair

Students dance at the  Francophonie Fun FairElementary French dual language immersion (DLI) students were treated to French culture and cuisine while immersed in the French language at the Francophonie Fun Fair over winter break. The event, hosted by the Copper Hills High School French Bridge Program, is a way for the high school students to help support elementary DLI student’s language skills while getting the service hours required for their program.

The French Bridge program treated students to traditional French dances and games, and prepared food found in French-speaking countries. The high school students tied the event together by speaking French with the DLI students as they engaged them in the festival activities.

Great job, Copper Hills High students and staff; you created a fun and memorable experience for DLI students while engaging their language skills.

Ten Jordan School District elementary schools offer DLI in Chinese, French, Portuguese, or Spanish. If you are interested in one of Jordan School District’s dual language immersion programs, please visit immersion.jordandistrict.org.

Portuguese DLI Students Perform Holiday Songs

Bluffdale Elementary School students put on a dazzling performance for the community, singing songs in English and Portuguese. The concert highlighted the student’s accomplishments in learning a second language in their dual language immersion (DLI) programs.

Ten Jordan School District elementary schools offer DLI in Chinese, French, Portuguese, or Spanish. If you are interested in one of Jordan School District’s dual language immersion programs, please visit immersion.jordandistrict.org.

Ridge View Elementary School Students Enjoy Happy Holiday Sing-Along

It was a fun and festive morning leading up to the winter break for students and staff at Ridge View Elementary School. That’s because the school held its annual Holiday Sing-Along led by music teacher Kristen Helton. Other teachers and staff made up the Holiday Sing-Along band, which included talented members of the community, and Superintendent Anthony Godfrey on electric guitar. The music was amazing and the students participated singing with joy in the spirit of the holiday season.

Thanks to Ridge View Elementary School for giving students and staff a holiday send off like no other and musical memories to last a lifetime.

High School Students Reveal Big Holiday Fundraising Totals for Local Charities

JSD High School Holiday FundraisersIt was an exciting day filled with emotion, tears, and triumph as students from Jordan School District high schools gathered with anticipation to see how much money they raised for their local charities throughout the month of December.

The big reveals are something students, teachers, staff, parents, and members of the community look forward to, knowing all of the money raised is going to a cause carefully selected by each school.

Congratulations to everyone involved in the charity drives this year. The total for all six Jordan School District high schools is $645,935. 

Here are the high schools and the charities which will benefit from the hard work and giving spirit of students and the communities.

  • Bingham High School – $85,741 (The Kauri Sue Hamilton School and Make-A-Wish Utah)
  • Copper Hills High School –$71,515 (Local Families in Need in the West Jordan Community)
  •  Herriman High School – $141,436 (Children and The Earth Inc.)
  •  Mountain Ridge High School – $142,907 (Millie’s Princess Foundation)
  •  Riverton High School – $173,487 (The Refuge Utah)
  •  West Jordan High School – $30,849 (Unbridled Hope and Healing)

Grand Total for Jordan School District High Schools – $645,935