Some Hayden Peak Elementary 5th grade students got a big kick out of having police officers at their school recently. That’s because in an effort to engage with students and get to know them, West Jordan police came to the school for a friendly game of kickball. It gave officers a break from their regular routine and allowed them to serve in a way that builds a bond and trust with students.

The game with West Jordan’s finest was so much fun, students are already looking forward to kickball with the officers next year.

Thanks to West Jordan Police for spending some valuable time at Hayden Peak, letting kids know how much they care over a good game of kickball.

They are students who attended the first virtual high school established in Jordan School District and now, they are the first graduating class of Kings Peak High School. Congratulations to the 48 students earning their diplomas and taking the stage to be recognized in front of a packed auditorium at Hidden Valley Middle School. Students decided on a theme for the Kings Peak High graduation, which was “The Best View Comes After the Hardest Climb.” Thanks to everyone who made this such a special evening including student speakers, along with Principal Ammon Wiemers, Board Member Niki George and Administrator of Schools Lisa Robinson.

We wish the very best to the Kings Peak Class of 2022!

You made it and we are so proud of the many accomplishments you have achieved over the years. The journey has been one of learning, laughter and life-long memories.

We wish every one of you the very best in the next chapter of your lives and will always remember you as students who possess incredible strength, character and perseverance.

Congratulations!

It was a fun and somewhat emotional walk down memory lane for West Jordan High School seniors the day before graduation. The students participated in a “Graduation Walk,” where they walked up and down the halls of their former elementary and middle schools greeting students and connecting with former teachers.

The graduates also use the walk to inspire and encourage younger students to advantage of their educational opportunities and dream big for a bright future.

Thanks for the inspiration West Jordan High seniors!