Don’t Miss Out, Sign Up for Jordan Family Education Center Classes Today!

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The winter lineup is here and trained professionals are ready to offer a variety of classes for Jordan School District families free of charge. Winter classes at the Jordan Family Education Center begin this week and offer a variety of classes including how to better handle anxiety, deal with adolescence, anger management, and much more. On Thursday, January 9, there will be a one-night seminar offered called “Co-Parenting Through Divorce.” This seminar is from 7 – 8:30 p.m. and you must register by calling 801-565-7442. The Jordan Family Education Center provides support services and classes for JSD families and students. The services are provided by Jordan school psychologists, counselors, and school psychology interns. In addition to classes, they offer: Support Groups Short-term counseling on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings A Lending Library, with over 1000 books to support family needs in a variety of areas For information or questions about classes, support groups, and counseling, call 801-565-7442 or visit: guidance.jordandistrict.org/jfecThe winter lineup is here and trained professionals are ready to offer a variety of classes for Jordan School District families free of charge. Winter classes at the Jordan Family Education Center begin this week and offer a variety of classes including how to better handle anxiety, deal with adolescence, anger management, and much more.

On Thursday, January 9, there will be a one-night seminar offered called “Co-Parenting Through Divorce.” This seminar is from 7 – 8:30 p.m. and you must register by calling 801-565-7442.

The Jordan Family Education Center provides support services and classes for JSD families and students. The services are provided by Jordan school psychologists, counselors, and school psychology interns. In addition to classes, they offer:

  • Support Groups
  • Short-term counseling on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
  • A Lending Library, with over 1000 books to support family needs in a variety of areas

For information or questions about classes, support groups, and counseling, call 801-565-7442 or visit: guidance.jordandistrict.org/jfec

Bastian Elementary Students Make Beautiful Blankets Hoping to Bring Comfort to Primary Children’s Patients

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It was a class project that turned into a lesson in creativity and caring for other kids. Bastian Elementary School teacher Miranda Nilsen decided to teach her sixth grade students how to tie fleece blankets, giving them a skill she has enjoyed in her own life for many years. The students were so excited about the project, they jumped on board making dozens of colorful and comforting blankets.

When the project was complete, Mrs. Nilsen delivered the beautiful blankets to Primary Children’s Hospital in Lehi where they will bring warmth, a sense of security, and comfort to children who just need a little something extra to brighten their day.

Congratulations to Mrs. Nilsen and her students for learning a new skill and letting other children know how much they care.

Students Jump into Action Saving a Life Thanks to Fire Science Skills

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Superintendent with fire science instructor and studentsSupercast Episode 278
They are former Bingham High School students who were in the right place at the right time and just happened to have the right skills to help.

On this episode of the Supercast, hear how one man is alive today thanks, in part, to some teens who didn’t hesitate to help a stranger in need. And, find out why the teens credit skills they learned in the JATC South Fire Science program for their success in saving a life.

Students Find an Immersive Experience at the Francophonie Fun Fair

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Students dance at the Francophonie Fun FairElementary French dual language immersion (DLI) students were treated to French culture and cuisine while immersed in the French language at the Francophonie Fun Fair over winter break. The event, hosted by the Copper Hills High School French Bridge Program, is a way for the high school students to help support elementary DLI student’s language skills while getting the service hours required for their program.

The French Bridge program treated students to traditional French dances and games, and prepared food found in French-speaking countries. The high school students tied the event together by speaking French with the DLI students as they engaged them in the festival activities.

Great job, Copper Hills High students and staff; you created a fun and memorable experience for DLI students while engaging their language skills.

Ten Jordan School District elementary schools offer DLI in Chinese, French, Portuguese, or Spanish. If you are interested in one of Jordan School District’s dual language immersion programs, please visit immersion.jordandistrict.org.

‘Sewing’ Seeds of Success and Caring at Fort Herriman Middle School

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Superintendent with sewing studentsSupercast Episode 277
It is a class at Fort Herriman Middle School which is ‘sewing’ seeds of success, kindness, and caring for some incredible students.

On this episode of the Supercast, we take you inside a sewing class to experience first-hand some very talented students making teddy bears, which will bring comfort to countless children in area hospitals. Find out how this class is teaching life skills and so much more.