This week we proudly welcome wonderful kindergarten students into our schools. They are beginning their journey in Jordan School District and will be the graduating class of 2038. We know these little hearts and minds will make their mark on the way to big accomplishments.
Congratulations, Class of 2038! We can’t wait to see all you will do and the memories you will make in the years to come.
Supercast Episode 311
It’s that time of year when thousands of students are making their way to school walking eagerly through neighborhoods, along established safe walking routes.
On this episode of the Supercast, find out how we can all work together to better protect young pedestrians and make sure their travel to and from school is safe.
Daybreak Elementary School began the year with an assembly featuring a bronze medal winner. Special Olympian Natalie Green from South Jordan showed off the medal she won in Turin, Italy, this year in Dance Sport. During her speech, she emphasized the importance of teamwork with her partner on the dance team Trey Garrett. Natalie encouraged the students to follow her example and be engaged in their learning, try new sports and hobbies, and be inclusive to everyone in their school.
Thank you to Natalie for sharing such an inspiring and important message with the students at Daybreak!
There were hugs, smiles, and a few tears – from both parents and children – as elementary and middle schools from across Jordan School District opened their doors for the first day of the 2025-26 school year.
From the seniors who comprise the soon-to-be class of 2026 to the kindergartners who are embarking on their first day on the way to becoming the class of 2038, we hope every one of the over 57,000 students in each of Jordan District’s 68 schools has an incredible school year!
The student parking lot at West Jordan High School has been upgraded with some pops of color and homages to everything from Red Bull to Hello Kitty.
Seniors at West Jordan paid for the opportunity to not only reserve a parking spot, but also give it a personal touch. During the last few days of summer vacation, students painted their parking space in a design of their choice, ranging from pop culture references and landscape designs to a QR code and a Utah license plate. Proceeds from each of the 48 parking stall personalizations will go to help fund student activities for the 2025-26 school year.
Kudos to the seniors who are sharing their creativity and artistic skills with not only the students and staff, but also the West Jordan community.
