Students and staff at Aspen Elementary celebrate the start of the last full month of the school year with impromptu after-school performances. The school’s amazing recess aide, Mary Kuemmerle, brought some serious nostalgia by teaching students popular dance moves from the turn of the millennium with a performance of an NSYNC hit song to remind everyone, “It’s gonna be May!”
A huge thank you to Ms. Kuemmerle and Aspen Elementary staff for making this a fun and unforgettable school year!
School Bus drivers across Jordan School District rounded up to show off their skills and compete at the Jordan District School Bus Road-E-O. The drivers took a written test and competed in bus driving skills events that included an obstacle course, curb parking, tight turning, and student loading. The rodeo is a fun way to sharpen skills and practice keeping students safe when on the road.
The top three bus wranglers each move on to represent Jordan District at the annual Utah State Safety Skills Competition and School Bus Road-E-O on Saturday, May 10. Congratulations to all who competed and best of luck at State to our winners!
Join the Jordan Family Education Center for a one-night seminar, “Let’s Talk About Death & Grief.” The forum is Thursday, May 1, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm at River’s Edge School 319 W 11000 South. To register, call 801-565-7442. The seminar is free and open to all parents in Jordan School District.
For more classes and seminars from the Jordan Family Education Center, please visit guidance.jordandistrict.org/jfec.
They were well prepared, well spoken, and over the course of the competition, really impressed the judges with their knowledge of the U.S. Constitution and American Government.
Congratulations to all of the amazing students in Melanie Fisher’s 5th grade class for participating in the “We the People” at Bluffdale City Hall. “We the People” is a competition where they hold simulated congressional hearings for students, which test their knowledge of the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the different branches of government.
The students presented prepared statements on constitutional topics and responded to questions from judges, including Bluffdale Mayor Natalie Hall.
We are very proud of Ms. Fisher and her students for their in-depth study and knowledge of citizenship, government, and the political process; including the principles of democracy, the rights and responsibilities of citizens, and the structure and function of different levels of government.
Keep up the great work being engaged and informed citizens!
The Bingham and Mountain Ridge High School baseball teams had an experience of a lifetime as their scheduled 6A Region 2 matchup was played at The Ballpark at America First Square. The stands at the brand new Salt Lake Bees stadium were packed with enthusiastic 5th graders who earned the field trip as part of the Bees’ “Prevention Dimension Day,” a program which teaches the students about drug, alcohol, and violence prevention.
On the field, the Miners and Sentinels battled it out in front of the boisterous crowd, with Mountain Ridge taking a 3-2 walk-off win in extra innings.
Thank you to the Salt Lake Bees and Miller Sports and Entertainment for hosting the game and giving the students an amazing experience!
