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FLL volunteers give energy, enthusiasm to regional competition

Mar 05, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Amongst the students’ anxiety of presenting their robots and projects to the judges, volunteers like Clief Castleton put students at ease with jokes and dancing.

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Service-learning component helped community, enlightened Brighton students

Mar 05, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Brighton students learn how they could impact the community through service learning.

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Copper Hills opens first writing center in Jordan District

Feb 28, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Students now have access to writing center to strengthen their writing skills across the curriculum.

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Mountain Shadows Elementary is bursting with good news

Feb 28, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Students spread good news at Mountain Shadows Elementary with both a weekly broadcast and a bimonthly newspaper.

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Latinx students at SLCC reaching further in scope and impact

Feb 28, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Latinx college students reach out to high school students.

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Students developing superpowers at Bennion Elementary

Feb 27, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Bennion Elementary trains students to be superheroes.

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Animals teach leadership skills to Midas Creek students

Feb 27, 2019 ● By Jet Burnham

Wild animals teach elementary students leadership skills.

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Teacher, community rally to find tools to support blind kindergartner’s learning

Feb 26, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

Through the championing of his Welby teacher, legally blind Andrew Godrey can now read and write alongside his kindergarten class, thanks to the gift of a CCTV from a Jordan Education Foundation donor.

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Ancient Greece not so ancient at Early Light Academy

Feb 26, 2019 ● By Julie Slama

It was a chance to compete in the Olympics, build a column, be in a Greek play and never leave South Jordan. It was Early Light Academy’s Day in History that involved interactive learning to explore the time period.

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