It was a carnival-like atmosphere at the Jordan Child Development Center as children, their families and staff members came together for a fun Spring Festival. It was a pre-historic themed event with dinosaurs, fishing games, picture taking, color books and a big dinosaur egg hunt.
It was a festive way to bring everyone together for activities and ring in the new spring season.
Thanks to everyone involved in the Spring Festival for making it a night to remember for children and their families.
Middle school and high school students from across Jordan District are showing off their artistic talents with an art show at a new location this year. The Art Show is at the Old Dome Meeting House in Riverton. The artwork on display is incredible, featuring everything from paintings, drawings and digital works to sculptures and photography. The pieces are unique and colorful, all created by young student artists.
The works of art will be on display on the second floor of the Old Dome Meeting House, 1452 West 12600 South, Riverton.
Congratulations to the amazing young artists in Jordan School District!
They are considered experts in communication; evaluating, diagnosing, treating and preventing speech disorders.
On this episode of the Supercast, we talk to several Jordan School District Speech-Language Pathologists about the important work they do helping students of all ages who may be experiencing challenges in some aspect of speech. Find out how they are making a huge difference in the lives of students, in and outside the classroom.
He believes that counselors can make a significant difference in the lives of students and can help them overcome challenges, be authentic, and achieve success in their goals. Because of the difference he makes in the lives of students every day, West Jordan High’s Brandt Haberman is being honored as a Wasatch Front School Counselor Fair “Counselor of the Year.”
Brandt was selected as a “Counselor of the Year,” in part, for his focus on suicide prevention and for recognizing the critical need for intervention and support for students struggling with mental health issues. In just a few short years, he has helped bolster suicide prevention programs and resources in Jordan School District, making a positive impact on the lives of students.
Mr. Haberman is well-respected by his colleagues and students alike. He is known for his kind and compassionate approach to counseling and for his unwavering commitment to student success.
Congratulations to this incredible school counselor! Thank you for all of your hard work supporting students.
It was an event that brought students together from middle schools throughout Jordan School District and it came together thanks to some really talented teachers. The first ever Jordan School District Middle School French Language Fair was recently held at the Auxiliary Services Building auditorium. It was an opportunity for students studying French to gather, mingle, and get to know one another. There were cultural and academic activities, which teachers hope may motivate and inspire students to continue in the French language program.
Students enjoyed face painting, games, food, even a flash mob dance during the event.
Thanks to our amazing teachers for their creativity and bringing bright students together to learn, have some fun, and share their love of the French language.
