Foothills Elementary Students Spin Into New House System

Foothills Elementary Students Spin The Sorting WheelRoars and chants fill the halls of Foothills Elementary as students spin the sorting wheel and join a house for the school year. The new program introduces five “houses,” each with its own color, hand signal, chant, and history, all competing for house points in friendly rivalry.

Similar to Hogwarts, each house highlights the school’s key values, teaching students what truly matters. The system also helps students build friendships and connect with peers beyond their own class and grade.

Great job by Foothills for implementing a fun and engaging program to engage the students this year. May the best house win!

Paint & Park Project at West Jordan High Funding Fun Student Activities

Superintendent with the students who got to "paint their parking spot"Supercast Episode 312
It is an impressive sight to see in the student parking lot at West Jordan High School.

On this episode of the Supercast, find out how a Paint & Park project is raising money for senior class activities throughout the school year. It’s a project where some students were able to paint and personalize their parking stalls in creative works of art you simply have to see to believe.


Herriman Mayor Visits Butterfield Canyon Elementary

Herriman Mayor Lorin Palmer Visited Butterfield Canyon ElementaryHerriman City Mayor Lorin Palmer dropped by Butterfield Canyon Elementary School. The assembly visit was the culminating event in “School Culture Week”. The Bobcats of Butterfield Canyon have been discussing responsibilities and expectations while at school using the acronym R.O.A.R. (Respectful, Optimistic, Accepting, Responsible).

Mayor Palmer talked to the students about respect and what the Pledge of Allegiance means to him. He even promised to return to Butterfield Canyon for the school Fun Run in September and get slimed if they meet their fundraising goal.

Thank you, Mayor Palmer, for your time and support of our schools in Herriman. Have a great school year, Butterfield Canyon!

Southland Elementary Promotes Pedestrian Safety with Green Ribbon Week

Have you wondered why the trees and fences surrounding Southland Elementary are decorated with green ribbons? The school is celebrating Green Ribbon Week to promote pedestrian safety. Students at Southland were encouraged to wear green to school, given green ribbons to tie to their backpacks, and taught to prioritize safe walking routes and behaviors when traveling to and from school.

 
Parents and students, when you see a green ribbon at our schools or in our community, take a moment to think about pedestrian safety and continue to put our students’ safety first!