In honor of “National School Counseling Week” we want to send a sincere message of thanks to the hard-working school counselors throughout Jordan School District. They go above and beyond every single day and work incredibly hard supporting students in so many different ways. As a token of appreciation for all they do, JSD counselors were treated to Crumbl cookies and a small gift pack letting them know “We Think You Rock!”
We encourage you to drop by your counseling center and show your gratitude by offering a word of thanks to the counseling staff. School counselors are here to help students by preparing students for future careers, academic advising, help with social/emotional development, and ensuring today’s students become the productive, well-adjusted adults of tomorrow.
Thank you to all of our school counselors who are making a difference in the lives of Jordan School District students.
She is a 12th grade student at Kings Peak Virtual High School and her original artwork will be on its way to Washington D.C. soon. Principal Ammon Wiemers says Kings Peak is extremely proud of Mariah, who took a first-place award at the 51st annual Utah All-State High School Art Show for her digital artwork titled “Wave.” Congressman Burgess Owens presented Mariah with the award and her artwork will be on display at the Springville Art Museum until March 24, 2023. After that, the piece will be transported to Washington D.C., where it will be displayed inside Congressman Owen’s Congressional office for one year.
It was a special night for some Rocky Peak Virtual Elementary School students, their families, and Principal Ross Menlove. The Bluffdale City Council and Mayor Natalie Hall took time to recognize five students for their exemplary dedication to learning in school. Each student was addressed individually by Mayor Hall.
