Police K9 Unit Inspires Students with Interactive Demonstration

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K9 Officers with West Jordan City PoliceWest Jordan Police Department’s K9 Unit showcased their officers and canine companions’ training and skills to a 7th grade CTE class at West Hills Middle School. Officers demonstrated how they create a bond with the dogs and train them to work alongside their human counterparts to assist in various law enforcement tasks like detecting concealed substances, finding missing persons, subduing dangerous individuals, and clearing buildings. During the presentation, students could ask questions and witness how the K9s are used in everyday law enforcement activities.

Thank you to the West Jordan Police Department’s K9 Unit officers and their canine companions for creating a meaningful educational experience for Jordan School District students.

Celebrating National School Lunch Week

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It is always fun to be in our school cafeterias, but this week there is even more fun to go along with the great food. That’s because this is National School Lunch Week, a time to celebrate the delicious and nutritious meals served up every day by our amazing school lunch staff. The theme for this week is “School Lunch Pirates, Find Your Treasure.” At Ridge View Elementary School they are embracing the theme with lunch workers dressed up as pirates, inviting students to walk the plank to get meals with pirate themed names.

Jordan School District cafeterias serve more than 30,000 meals every single day thanks to the dedication and hard work of 500 cafeteria employees. Fresh bread and desserts are made from scratch, as well as lasagna, chili, chicken enchiladas, even calzones. The most popular menu items are mandarin orange chicken, pizza, and corn dogs.

Thanks to our great cafeteria workers for making every day such a wonderful dining experience for students, teachers, staff, and parents!

Supercast Episode 267: What Is a Hoax Threat and How Can People Help Police Stop Them from Spreading & Impacting Our Schools

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Superintendent with Lieutenant Jeremy Barnes and Matt AlvernazThey have been circulating throughout the State since the start of the school year, impacting schools, causing fear and anxiety, and leaving people wondering what to do.

On this episode of the Supercast, we are talking with Lieutenant Jeremy Barnes of the Utah Department of Public Safety. He’ll talk with us about threats that turn out to be a hoax, the impact they have on schools, and what we can do to properly report them and make sure that they don’t create unnecessary panic. He’ll also talk about why it’s important to take every threat seriously.

Supercast Episode 266: Herriman High School Latinos in Action Celebrate Culture with Service Projects, Community Connections, and Amazing Achievements

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Superintendent with HHS Latinos in ActionThey are students on a mission to empower Latino youth to be college and career ready through culture, service, leadership, and excellence in education.

On this episode of the Supercast, we head to Herriman High School to find out what Latinos in Action are doing to recognize National Hispanic Heritage Month. Hear how they make a positive impact in the school and the broader community during, not just one month, but throughout the entire school year.

Herriman High Celebrates Homecoming in Style with Student Skits and Lots of Fun

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It was a lively kickoff to Herriman High School’s Homecoming Week with everyone sharing lots of school spirit and lots of laughs. On Wednesday, students vying to become Homecoming royalty took the stage performing creative, competitive skits, filled with dancing, lip syncing, and bright colored costumes. The school’s orchestra joined in providing magical music and cheerleaders shared their high-flying talents.

Homecoming activities continue at Herriman High with a pep rally tonight, followed by the big football game Friday night against Copper Hills High School. The week of making memories concludes Saturday night with the Homecoming dance.