South Valley School Students Treated to a Broadway Musical Thanks to the Generosity of a Local Theater Group

Their goal is to bring joy to people through music and theater, especially those who might not get the chance to see or attend a Broadway show. The ‘Hands Together Theater Academy’ brought smiles and sheer delight to students at the South Valley School recently with their production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” The group performs for free as a way to serve and give back to the community.

It was a wonderful performance and everyone at South Valley had a great time. At the end of the show, South Valley students were invited up to dance with the actors.

Thanks to the ‘Hands Together Theater Academy’ for giving students an amazing experience and bringing musical theater into their lives.

Riverton High Student Wins Prestigious Award from Utah Theatre Association

Picture of SarahCongratulations are in order for a very talented theatre student at Riverton High School.

Sarah Fullmer, a junior, took 1st place in the 10-minute Playwriting Competition at the Utah Theatre Association’s annual Theatre Conference recently held at Weber State University.

High school students from all over the State of Utah attended and Sarah competed against 55 others in her category, winning a cash prize of $300.00. In addition, Sarah’s play, a mystery titled “9.52” was read at the conference.

We are very proud of Sarah for this amazing accomplishment. Keep up the great work in theatre!

Supercast Episode 229: Falcon Ridge Elementary School Students Become Podcasting Pros

Superintendent with the Falcon Ridge podcasting prosThey are elementary school students who simply love storytelling and getting in front of the microphone to share their stories with anyone willing to listen.

On this episode of the Supercast, we head to Falcon Ridge Elementary School where a student produced podcast called the Junior Falcon’s is giving everyone involved opportunities to tell stories in a way that is fun and educational, fostering new skills they can take into a future careers.

Find out what happens when we show up to do a podcast, on the Junior Falcon’s podcast.


Join Us for the January Job Fair and Explore New Opportunities

Job Fair postcardPlease join us for the Jordan School District January Job Fair. We have openings in a wide variety of areas, all supporting students and education. You can explore positions like working in transportation, as bus drivers, classroom assistants, custodians, cafeteria workers, substitute teachers, and more.

Join our amazing team. We hope to see you soon!

  • WHAT: The JSD January Job Fair
  • WHEN: Wednesday, January 24, 6 – 8 p.m.
  • WHERE: Copper Mountain Middle School, 12106 South Anthem Park Blvd. (5600 West)

Big Surprise for Beloved Foothills Elementary School Head Custodian

It was a proud and patriotic day for students, teachers, and staff at Foothills Elementary School and one the school’s head custodian, Favio Gonzalez, will never forget. You see Principal Abe Yospe decided to gather everyone for a big surprise to honor Mr. Gonzalez after he learned the beloved custodian had successfully passed his American citizenship exam.

When Mr. Gonzalez walked into the gymnasium, students erupted with enthusiasm, chanting his name in an emotional moment that meant the world to the new American citizen. Students sang patriotic songs and presented Mr. Gonzalez with an American flag, along with a Uruguay flag from his home country. To make the moment even more special, the Gonzalez family showed up as part of the surprise, hugging Favio with tears of pride and happiness.

Mr. Gonzalez thanked everyone and told students anything in life is possible if you work hard to achieve your goals and dreams.

Congratulations, Mr. Gonzalez!