Falcon Ridge Elementary School families took to the sidewalks and crosswalks for a good cause. The school’s PTA put on an annual walk-to-school event to help raise awareness about pedestrian safety and safe walking routes. Students were greeted by Falcon Ridge student body officers and handed snacks for participating.

What a great reminder to watch out for children and parents headed to school. Please be cautious and courteous around our school crossing zones and always be on the lookout for kids.

Thank you, Falcon Ridge PTA and Families, for creating and participating in such a wonderful and educational event.

It was a day of competition, teamwork, and lots of fun building relationships on and off the playing field. Jordan School District was well represented at the Unified High School Soccer Tournament with three teams competing from Riverton High School, two teams from West Jordan High School, one team from Copper Hills High School, and one team from Herriman High School. That is seven talented teams representing Jordan School District.

The tournament included an opening ceremony, followed by the games and then an awards ceremony.

Thanks to everyone involved, especially our amazing SPED teachers, and everyone who showed up to cheer on our talented athletes and their peers.

It was an idea by Principal Garett York hoping to help students get excited about coming to school this year and it worked! Mr. York transformed Southland Elementary into Hogwarts School of Wizardry from the Harry Potter world. Inside you will find signs that say “magic awaits” for anyone entering the school each day and on any given day they may encounter Albus Dumbledore. There is also Gryffindor, one of the four Houses of Hogwarts where character traits of students are courage, chivalry, and determination.

Here’s wishing all students, teachers, and staff at Southland Elementary a wonderful school year filled with fun wizardry and academic success.

Students, faculty, and staff gathered Monday morning to remember the victims and those who sacrificed so much on 9/11 in the terrorist attacks 22 years ago. Principal Audrey Fish led a moment of remembrance, while students sang the national anthem and held a flag raising ceremony.

While the middle school students weren’t yet born on that tragic day, Patriot Day is an opportunity to educate students and honor all past and present military personnel along with police, fire, and first responders for protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day.

It was a somber moment of remembrance to honor victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks. Students, faculty, staff, first responders, and members of the community gathered outside of Hidden Valley Middle School for a “Sunrise Salute to Patriot Day.”

Everyone met at the flagpole to participate, saluting and paying tribute to our military and emergency service personnel who responded on 9/11 twenty-two years ago.

Hidden Valley Middle students performed patriotic musical numbers and honored all past and present military personnel, as well as police, fire, and first responders. It was an opportunity to express gratitude for everyone who serves to protect the many freedoms we enjoy every day.