Fox Hollow’s “Spectacle des Classes de Francis 2025” is Très Bien

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French Dual Language Immersion students at Fox Hollow Elementary School presented “Les Fables de la Fontaine.” The packed gym was treated to musical performances of famous La Fontaine Fables that included “Le Lion et le Rat” (The Lion and the Mouse), “Le Corbeau et le Renard” (The Raven and the Fox), and “Le Cheval et L’ane” (The Horse and the Donkey). The entire program was done in French to showcase everything the DLI students had learned during the school year.

Félicitations to the students and merci to the faculty for all the work they do to make the French program at Fox Hollow a success.

May 27 Board Meeting Update

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You are invited to a meeting of the Board of Education of Jordan School District on Tuesday, May 27 at the JATC South Campus, 12723 S. Park Avenue, Riverton, Utah. The study session begins at 4 p.m. The Regular Board Meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. Patrons may view the general session online at boardmeeting.jordandistrict.org.

The May 27 Board meeting agenda is now available on our Board meetings page. Administrative policies that will be discussed include AA418 Discipline of Students – Staff Responsibilities, AS67 Discipline of Students, DP378 Employee Code of Conduct, and DP380 Maternity/Parent Leave. Board policies that will be discussed include Board Policy GP104 Board Officers, and Appendix Procedures for the Election of Board Officers. You can also use the following links to the printed and detailed agendas.

Mountain Shadows Elementary Students Celebrate Marvelous Manners

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There were firm handshakes, polite and cordial introductions, and fabulous conversations all around at the Mountain Shadows Leadership Academy banquet dinner. The dinner was held to celebrate some really amazing students and their successful journey through the school’s Leadership Academy.

Dinner guests were assigned to sit with one student and rate the student on skills like restaurant etiquette, carrying on conversations, active listening, and eye contact. The guests were able to see first-hand how students have honed their leadership skills throughout the school year. They are hoping those skills will make a positive impact on their school and community.

Congratulations to everyone involved in the Leadership Academy and banquet dinner. The students demonstrated excellence in their etiquette skills!

JSD Students Shine at State Track & Field Meet

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Students from Jordan School District High Schools had strong showings at this year’s Utah UHSAA State Championship Track & Field Meet on campus at BYU. Congratulations to all the athletes who participated. Below are the top three finishers from Jordan District High Schools.

JSD Students Shine at State Track & Field Meet

Students from Jordan School District High Schools had strong showings at this year’s Utah UHSAA State Championship Track & Field Meet on campus at BYU. Congratulations to all the athletes who participated. Below are the top three finishers from Jordan District High Schools.

  • TEAM
    • 6A Combined – 3rd Herriman – 137.50
  • GIRLS
    • 6A Girls Team Score – 3rd Riverton – 68.00
    • 6A Girls 100m Dash – 1st Kinzlee Riddle (Mountain Ridge) -11.70
    • 6A Girls 200m Dash – 1st Kinzlee Riddle (Mountain Ridge) – 24.61
    • 6A Girls 300m Hurdles – 1st Addison Wilcox (Copper Hills) – 44.40
    • 6A Girls 400m Dash – 1st Kinzlee Riddle (Mountain Ridge) – 53.06
    • 6A Girls 400m Dash – 3rd Kaitlyn Durham (Bingham) – 57.10
    • 6A Girls 800m Run – 1st Leah Larson (Riverton) – 2:14.50
    • 6A Girls 1600m Run – 2nd Chloe Swain (Riverton) – 5:00.96
    • 6A Girls 3200m Run – 3rd Maci Woolf (Herriman) – 10:56.26
    • 6A Girls Shot Put – 2nd Carly Truijilo (Mountain Ridge) – 40-9.0
    • 6A Girls Javelin – 1st Brooke Tacke (Riverton) – 129-6.0
    • 6A Girls Long Jump – 1st Halle Willardson (Herriman) – 17-4.75
    • 6A Girls High Jump – 1st Abby Tullis (Bingham) – 5-6.0
    • 6A Girls Pole Vault – 1st Elizabeth Ekins (Herriman) –  12-0.0
    • 6A Girls Pole Vault – 2nd Savannah Berbert (Herriman) – 11-6.0
    • 6A Girls 4×200 Relay – 2nd Mountain Ridge – 1:41.00
    • 6A Girls 4x400m Relay – 2nd Riverton – 3:55.46
    • 6A Girls 4x800m Relay – 2nd Riverton – 9:22.32
  • BOYS
    • 6A Boys Team Score – 3rd Herriman – 89.50
    • 6A Boys 800m Run – 1st Tayshaun Ogomo (Herriman) 1:49.40
    • 6A Boys 1600m Run – 1st Jackson Spencer (Herriman) 4:11.94
    • 6A Boys 3200m Run – 1st Jackson Spencer (Herriman) 8:56.43
    • 6A Boys Discus – 2nd Asher Bowcutt (Copper Hills) – 175-0.0
    • 6A Boys Shot Put – 3rd Asher Bowcutt (Copper Hills) – 58-2.5
    • 6A Boys Javelin – 1st Ryder Gatten (Mountain Ridge) – 191-0.0
    • 6A Boys Javelin – 2nd Keaton Peery (Copper Hills) – 191-0.0
    • 6A Boys Long Jump – 3rd Ryan Snedaker (Herriman) – 21-7.75
    • 6A Boys High Jump – 1st Kamryn Moore (Bingham) – 6-6.0
    • 6A Boys Pole Vault – 1st Adam Wightman (Mountain Ridge) – 16-1.0
    • 6A Boys 4×200 Relay – 2nd Herriman – 1:27.09
    • 6A Boys 4x400m Relay – 1st Herriman – 3:15.83
    • 6A Boys 4x800m Relay – 1st Herriman – 7:38.93
    • 5A Boys 4x100m Relay – 1st West Jordan – 42.42

Columbia Elementary Receives Generous Grant to Help Cover School Lunch Debt

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Students at Columbia Elementary School received a big surprise in the form of a really big check during lunch in the cafeteria on Thursday. Columbia was one school selected, from schools around the country, to receive an $11,843 grant to help cover the cost of their rising school lunch debt. It is part of ZEE ZEES and the National Food Group’s “Grab The Tab” grant program, giving student lunch debt relief totaling more than $100,000 to schools in Illinois, Florida, and Columbia Elementary in West Jordan, Utah.

Samantha Bourque, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at National Food Group, said of the grant, “School foodservice is the heartbeat of our local communities, ensuring students are fueled and ready to learn.”

After the check presentation students at Columbia were engaged in an activity where they were asked to come up with ideas for a brand new ZEE ZEES snack they think kids across the country would love.

Thanks to ZEE ZEES and the National Food Group for their generosity, giving schools across the country school lunch debt relief.