They will represent some of the state’s most collaborative, positive, and solutions-oriented educators dedicated to elevating their profession and creating the best conditions for student learning.
Congratulations to three amazing Jordan School District educators who have been selected, in an extremely competitive process, to be Hope Street Teacher Fellows. Kelli Cannon in Digital Teaching & Learning, Brenda Straley, JATC South teacher, and William Shields, West Jordan Middle School teacher, will embark on a Fellowship to expand their skills around peer and community engagement, data-driven decision-making, and strategic communication.
The Teacher Fellows provides a group of diverse educators with opportunities to amplify teacher voices with the belief that students’ education and long-term trajectory is improved when instructors inform education policy.
Teacher Fellows are educators who remain full time teachers in their schools and organizations, while contributing approximately 10 hours each month to program activities, including data collections, professional learning sessions, and
partner meetings. Fellows receive an annual stipend for their time and expertise in contributing to advancing education in Utah.
Congratulations and best of luck to Kelli Cannon, Brenda Straley, and William Shields!
Jordan School District FFA and the USU Bastian Ag Center in South Jordan have joined forces to enrich students’ educational journeys. Through the partnership, students will get hands-on experiences at the Ag Center to raise sheep and goats for exhibit at the Salt Lake County Junior Livestock Show. This opportunity will help foster students’ understanding of agriculture and equip them with skills for future careers.
