Community Helps Fund Jordan Education Foundation Classroom Grants Totaling $352,987 for Teachers Throughout the District

Westvale Elementary staff holds up a check from the Jordan Education Foundation It was an unexpected surprise for teachers throughout Jordan School District right before the holiday season. Thanks to generous donors in our community, the Jordan Education Foundation was able to award a total of $352,987 to teachers and classrooms funding 637 projects. Grants will be used to purchase STEM supplies, language immersion libraries, guided reading books, Chromebooks, flexible seating options, applied science materials, math manipulatives, listening centers, sensory items, software, and other valuable classroom tools and equipment.

The Foundation is sending a special thanks to all those who donated, including Rocky Mountain Power, KSOP Tools for Schools, Wasatch Financial, and the JEF Annual Golf Classic sponsors for their support of the Classroom Grant program.

Our thanks to the Jordan Education Foundation for all of their hard work on behalf of teachers and students in the classroom every day!

Supercast Episode 116: “Christmas for Kids” Giving Hope and Help to Teens in Need Over the Holidays

Superintendent with Christmas for Kids volunteersEvery year the Jordan Education Foundation provides holiday gifts for teens who would otherwise go without in the Jordan School District community through an event called “Christmas for Kids.”

On this episode of the Supercast, we find out how the event helps teens in need who are struggling over the holidays. Also, find out why “Christmas for Kids” volunteers say shopping with the teens is an experience they will never forget, one that brings true meaning to the holiday season.


Jordan School District Esports Competing in PlayVS Fall League Playoffs

Join us in congratulating our high school Esports teams for a very successful fall season. That incredible season has resulted in five of our schools qualifying for a spot in the playoffs!

Playoffs start today, Wednesday, December 1 and we invite you to cheer on your school as they vie to be champion in the following titles:

  • JATC North – Super Smash – streaming on TV/JATCESPORTS
  • Copper Hills High – Super Smash and Rocket League – streaming on TV/ESPORTSCHHS
  • Herriman High – League of Legends – streaming on TV/HERRIMANHIGHESPORTS
  • West Jordan High – Rocket League
  • Mountain Ridge High – Rocket League

Congratulations to all the players and coaches who have made this season such a success!

If you are interested in playing Esports contact your school today. Spring leagues start in January.

2022-23 Open Enrollment

The school choice open enrollment (permit) window for the 2022-23 school year will open on December 1, 2021.  Students currently attending on a school choice permit will NOT need to reapply for a permit if they are remaining at the same school for the 2022-23 school year. Students who desire to move schools or any student currently on the waitlist without a permit must reapply to be considered for a 2022-23 permit.

The 2022-23 school choice application will be available beginning December 1, 2021 at:

Please note: These links will forward you to the permit application and must be entered without an “https”.

To view the school choice permit procedures, please visit the Planning & Enrollment Open Enrollment / School Choice page.

Today is Giving Tuesday: Join “Christmas for Kids” Helping to Make the Holidays Much Brighter for Teens in Need

Image of Christmas for Kids PosterEvery year the Jordan Education Foundation provides holiday gifts for teens who would otherwise go without in the Jordan School District community through an event called “Christmas for Kids.” This year the Foundation is once again working with Walmart in South Jordan to provide a holiday shopping spree for a record 500 teens in need.

In order to serve the record number of students in need this year “Christmas for Kids” is reaching out to the community for help. Event organizers still need donations for the purchase of gifts and/or adult volunteers to chaperone teens while they shop.

This is an opportunity to bring joy to students who simply need a little extra support this holiday season with the gift of things like a warm coat, hat, shoes, blankets or boots thanks to a caring community.

If you or your organization would like to donate or provide adult volunteers please visit www.jefchristmasforkids.org. You can also contact the Jordan Education Foundation directly at 801-567-8125.