They came together and made a difference this holiday season. West Jordan High School students collected $41,737 in their holiday fundraising campaign. The money will go to support the Little Lambs Foundation for Kids.

It was all smiles for students, teachers, and staff at the Ridge View Elementary School holiday sing-along! The school’s talented musicians took the stage singing, playing drums, piano, violin, and electric guitar, leading everyone in a number of songs of the season. There was even a guest guitarist, Superintendent Godfrey. Great job everyone for helping students enjoy magical sounds of the season.

Happy Holidays from Ridge View Elementary School.

It was a day filled with holiday happiness and smiles galore as students and staff gathered for the Kauri Sue Hamilton Christmas program. They took the stage in a remarkable display of talent, unity, and holiday cheer. The students shined brightly, reminding everyone of the true spirit of the season – love, joy, and togetherness.

The students and staff at Kauri Sue hope this joy can resonate with everyone throughout the holiday season and beyond.

Wishing everyone a joyous holiday filled with peace, love, and laughter from everyone at the Kauri Sue Hamilton School.

They have been secretly rehearsing their roles after school for months, preparing for a production of epic proportions and for some it was their first time on stage in a musical. On Wednesday, the faculty at Mountain Shadows Elementary School performed Elf Jr. the Musical. It was a big surprise for students who had no idea what was about to happen and they were delighted. It was a wonderful, fun-filled performance with some newly discovered talent; teachers and staff singing their hearts out.

We applaud the Mountain Shadows Elementary School faculty and staff for their dedication to students and making happy holiday memories that will last a lifetime.

Members of the Jordan School District Board of Education recently took time to celebrate students, teachers, and staff at JATC North and South. JATC Student Council Presidents Julia Freire Sabino (JATC North) and Chayse Robison (JATC South) presented to the Board and talked about the wide variety of opportunities offered in Career and Technical Education at both campuses of JATC. They said students are allowed to dive into academic content deeply and internship opportunities are available in local businesses and industry.

The Board also recognized members of the Herriman High School Boys Cross Country team which recently made history as the first team in Utah ever to take home the first-place title at the Nike Cross Nationals in Portland, Oregon. The team coach, Doug Soles, thanked everyone for their support, especially the student athlete’s families and Principal Todd Quarnberg.