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!
She has worked tirelessly with kindness and compassion educating students in Jordan School District for 30 years and counting. Please join us in congratulating South Jordan Middle School’s Kim Player, the 2022 Jordan School District Teacher of the Year.
Colleagues say Ms. Player is a mentor and works collaboratively to help others learn new techniques and strategies for improving teaching methods. Students feel welcome and excited to attend her class and her door is always open to anyone who may need some help. Ms. Player is the first to offer help to those in need and always goes above and beyond in the work she does supporting students, teachers and staff at South Jordan Middle School.
Ms. Player will now compete for the USBE Utah Teacher of the Year. Best of luck, you make Jordan School District proud.
Did you know Jordan School District is one of the fastest growing school districts in the State?
Projections show that Jordan anticipates an increase of 3,631 students in the next seven years. To house all those students, we’d need the equivalent of four elementary schools or 145 portables.
Enrollment Projections 2022 – 2029
Want to know more about how District Dollars are working for you? Please visit our Financial Facts from the Board of Education page.
Students in the Sinfonia Orchestra at South Jordan Middle School wanted to give their retiring teacher Richard D. Munro a gift that he would never forget. So the students, along with the incoming orchestra teacher, practiced for hours on their own time, creating an original collaborative composition to play for him at their concert. Mr. Munro was so impressed and moved that he had the students play it again at the school’s end of the year invitational concert.
What a great way to honor the career of a dedicated teacher. Enjoy your much-deserved retirement, Mr. Munro.
