Parent Teacher Conferences are fast approaching, and many of you will find your school in need of one or more interpreters in order to serve the needs of your parents. Mirsa Joosten is happy to find an interpreter in each language you need, but this can be extremely difficult when there is not sufficient time for her to make arrangements. Finding interpreters for virtual meetings can be even more challenging. For these reasons, we ask you to please request your interpreter right away by completing the Interpreting and Translation Services Request Form available on the Equity and Compliance webpage, if you have not already done so.
Category: Elementary Action Required
New Elementary Social Studies Standards Public Comments Survey – Concludes January 16, 2022
As you may be aware, USBE is in the process of updating the K-6 social studies standards. Part of the process is to open the standards for public comment. Please invite your teachers to review the standards and complete the survey below regarding the new social studies standards. (The standards are available from the survey form.) Teachers know best what works for their students, so it is important they have a voice in the creation of these standards.
Link to Elementary Social Studies Standard Draft
JPAS Reminders – October 2021
The following are reminders to keep in mind when completing evaluations.
Full UETS-based JPAS -- Teachers on a full UETS-based JPAS will upload student performance information (SLO) and stakeholder input in place of completing the interview portion of the JPAS. Teachers can upload the documents directly from their computer by logging into Perform and choosing “My Folder” -- “Evidence” -- “Add Artifact.” Teachers are asked to name the file and can then choose to upload a document from the computer or add a URL.
- Student growth can be recorded on the form that was previously sent out in this issue of JAM. Please review the instructions and make sure teachers have the form for uploading. If any other documentation is being used, please ensure that the document includes:
- The core standard
- A growth target
- Pre assessment information (include dates and scores)
- Post assessment information (include dates and scores)
- A summary of student growth
- Stakeholder input could include climate survey information, copies of emails or descriptive phone logs. The intent is to show personalized communication with parents.
Administrators may access evidence by logging into Perform and selecting “My Staff” -- “Staff” -- the individual teacher’s folder -- “Evidence.” (No action is required.)
The first cycle for provisional teachers is due December 18, 2021.
Interim -- Teachers on an Interim JPAS will complete a self evaluation and 3 required goals at the beginning of the year and reflect on the 3 required goals at the end of the year. Teachers can access the evaluation by logging into Perform and choosing “My Folder” -- “Tasks” -- “Beginning of Year Interim Form.” Teachers must click on the “Save and Submit” button once they have completed the beginning of the year form so that the evaluator can access the form for approval.
Administrators may access and approve Interim Evaluations by logging into Perform and selecting “Signatures.” Evaluations will not be available for approval until after the teacher has “Saved and Submitted.”
Beginning of the year requirements and approval are due October 31, 2021.
Teachers on an Interim JPAS will complete an end-of-year reflection by logging into Perform and choosing “My Folder” -- “Tasks” -- “End of Year Interim Form.” Student growth (SLO) and stakeholder input are uploaded at this time.
- Student growth can be recorded on the form that was previously sent out in this issue of JAM. Please review the instructions and make sure teachers have the form for uploading. If any other documentation is being used, please ensure that the document includes:
- The core standard
- A growth target
- Pre assessment information (include dates and scores)
- Post assessment information (include dates and scores)
- A summary of student growth
- Stakeholder input could include climate survey information, copies of emails or descriptive phone logs. The intent is to show personalized communication with parents.
Deadline for completion of Interim Evaluations is May 31, 2022
Information regarding the evaluation of specialized subgroups can be found on the 2021-2022 Evaluation Processes document.
Reminder to Submit School Budget Transfer Requests
School budget allocations will be updated by the end of the month for actual October headcounts. If you would like a transfer to be processed, please fill out the budget requests form, found at the link below, and mail or email to Natalie Grange in Accounting, Budgets, and Audits.
Please call or email if you have questions.
Natalie Grange
Extension 88312
Email Natalie.Grange@jordandistrict.org
https://jordandistrict.org/wp-content/uploads/083_budgettransfer.pdf
2021-22 Stakeholder Input Survey Administration Instructions and Materials – Elementary
DATE:
Thursday, October 14, 2021
TO:
Elementary School Administrators
FROM:
Shelley Nordick, Ph.D, Administrator of Teaching & Learning
Ben Jameson, Director of Evaluation, Research and Accountability
SUBJECT:
2021-22 Stakeholder Input Survey Preview and Administration Materials
Jordan School District will be administering its own student, parent, and faculty/staff stakeholder input survey this year. The student survey will be administered to all students in grades K-12. The survey window opens Monday, November 1, 2021, and closes Friday, November 19, 2021. At the beginning of October, schools were sent a list of licensed educators and licensed support staff at your school and were asked to submit any changes to that list. Those verified and updated lists have now been added to the Stakeholder Input Survey. If schools have hired licensed faculty since October 8, 2021, please contact Evaluation, Research & Accountability as soon as possible so that we can update your school’s surveys.
To prepare for, and administer, the 2021-22 student, parent, and faculty/staff stakeholder surveys, please make sure the following activities are completed for each of the stakeholder input surveys:
Student Survey
- There are two student surveys, one for students in grades K-3 and one for students in grades 4-6. Before students take the survey, a link to both of the student surveys needs to be placed on the computers in your computer lab(s) and/or Chromebooks. The links to both surveys will be sent to your school techs.
- Schedule dates and times within the survey window for students in grades K-6 to take the survey under supervision in the computer lab(s) at your school or on classroom Chromebooks. The surveys are short and should take 10-15 minutes to complete.
- Distribute scripts to teachers or school personnel who will administer the survey to students. Please note: Teachers in the younger grades, especially in kindergarten and first grade, should anticipate reading the survey question items to students. Survey administration time for younger students will likely take longer.
Faculty/Staff Survey
After the survey window opens, individual licensed faculty and classified staff will receive an email from the district with a link inviting them to participate in the Stakeholder Input Survey. Principals may consider notifying teachers and staff that such an email will be forthcoming. School administrators will also receive the link to the faculty survey that they can distribute to school personnel as needed.
Parent Survey
After the survey window opens, parents will receive an email from the district with a link inviting them to participate in the Stakeholder Input Survey. Schools may wish to send out a Skylert and post the link to the parent survey on school websites. School administrators will receive a link to the parent survey that they can distribute to parents as needed.
School administrators may preview the surveys by using the links below. We would ask that school administrators verify that all of the licensed classroom teachers and licensed support staff show up in the survey for your school. If the survey is missing a licensed educator, please email Ben Jameson at ben.jameson@jordandistrict.org as soon as possible with the educator’s full name and position description (licensed classroom teacher or licensed support staff). Once the survey goes live, we will not be able to make any changes to the survey.
Student Surveys:
K-3: https://jordandistrict.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d4H3vnzY8mBZvZb
4-6: https://jordandistrict.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_80mQWA5ScajnO85
Parent Survey:
https://jordandistrict.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5b51SLRJaH9JWlL
Faculty Survey:
https://jordandistrict.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eRlNQk8FsnOwVq5
Please direct any questions or concerns regarding the Stakeholder Input Survey to Ben Jameson in Evaluation, Research & Accountability.
LETRS In-Person Session for Administrators
It’s time to sign up for LETRS Admin in-person training!! Please share with your school psychs!!!
REMINDER: LETRS for Administrators is a two-part training that can be completed any time between now and the end of the 2022-23 school year. Your textbook/online work is not required to be completed prior to attending a training but is required to be completed before the end of the 2022-2023 school year. These are all day trainings starting at 8:30am to 3:30pm. Part 1 is open right now: Course #60389. Part 2 will start on January 10, 2022: Course #60446. Please check out the LETRS Information web page for updated information about all things LETRS and remind your teachers to do the same! 🙂 FROM USBE: “Just wanted to remind everyone that the LETRS for Admin (General Registration) is open for enrollment, there are plenty of open spots available for part 1 of 2. Please remember that you do not need to have online work completed to attend the LETRS for Admin trainings. If you have a chance attend this week please take a moment to enroll in MIDAS using course #60389. We currently have several days that have very low enrollment numbers and we’d like to fill those up as much as possible, unfortunately if we do not have sufficient enrollment participation sessions will have to be cancelled and some of you will have to find a different date to attend your training.” |
SCRAM for December 1 Funding Count – Due November 8, 2021
DATE:
October 8, 2021
TO:
Principals
All Special Educators and Related Service Providers
FROM:
Lisa Robinson, Administrator of Schools
Kim Lloyd, Director of Special Education
SUBJECT:
Important Deadline--Please Read Immediately
SCRAM Data Due by the end of day Monday, November 8, 2021
Updating SCRAM for December 1 Funding Count
We are fast approaching our December 1 SCRAM count deadline. Special Education Resource and Cluster Team Leaders will soon receive a SCRAM report via Move-It of all students who are currently receiving services through your school’s special education program(s). All team members and service providers need to verify each student on this list as either correct, changed, exited/moved, and/or incomplete. Please check that the names, entry dates, scram school, service patterns, weekly minutes and providers are correct for each student on the printout. If a correction needs to be made, a new scram document should be submitted.
All Corrections and SCRAM reports are Due:
By 5:00 p.m. on Monday, November 8, 2021
Special education funding and, therefore, school staffing/assistant allocations, etc. are contingent upon the accuracy of this data. Your timely and accurate response is critical! Thank you for all your efforts to get us the correct information in a very short time period.
Incident Command System Training 2021-22
Additional Incident Command System training is available for anyone in Jordan School District that has a key role in conducting drills and responding to emergencies, such as administrative assistants, custodians, campus monitors, school resource officers, etc. This will be a refresher on the Incident Action Plans basics, a general review of response roles, and a chance to ask questions and dialogue.
The same course is available either in the morning, or in the afternoon for your convenience. It will be led by Emergency Operations Manager Lance Everill.
Auxiliary Services Building
Entrance C
Presentation Room C100
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
or
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Please register using JPLS: Link
Relicensure: 1.5 credit hours/points
Questions, contact: Lance Everill 801-567-8623, lance.everill@jordandistrict.org
Mandatory Permit Trainings – November 2021
Elementary focus: Wednesday, 11/3, 9-11 AM and 1-3 PM
Each training will be held at the ASB Auditorium and is capped at 50 participants. Please register at the link below:
Frontline Training Opportunities
School/Department Administrators:
Effective October 1, 2021, all licensed job postings must be submitted and posted using Frontline (Recruiting/Hiring).
ESP and Miscellaneous positions have been posted on Frontline since July 1, 2021.
We will be providing additional training opportunities for administrators in October. All trainings will be at the District Office room #129. Please bring a laptop for the hands-on training. For available dates/times and to schedule a training session, visit the link below. Space is limited in each session. Additional sessions will be added if needed.
Also available on HRConnections and AdminOnly are the training videos and tutorials. Contract Brent Burge at #88224 if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Human Resources
True Time Access From Home
Date: October 7, 2021
To: Administrators
From: John Larsen, Business Administrator
Sarah Palmer, Director of Payroll
Subject: True Time Access from Home
Effective October 11, 2021, recording and submitting True Time from home will no longer be accessible. As always, employees will still be able to view their True Time status and history from any location with Internet access.
If you have special circumstances where an employee at your school or building needs access from home, please complete and email the following form to sarah.palmer@jordandistrict.org. This form will be available for future use on the Payroll Department’s webpage.
Thank you.
JSD SPED Compliance Dashboard Protocol 2021-2022
JSD SPED Compliance Dashboard Protocol 2021-2022
- Teacher Specialists will create and share a Google Compliance Dashboard Data Sheet for each of their schools with the SPED team leaders containing IEP and 3 Year Re-Evaluation Due Date data from Goalview. The Google Sheet will include a tab for compliance data reporting, a master caseload and a tab for each case manager.
- Sheets will be named “SCHOOL NAME Compliance Dashboard Data Sheet” Examples: Bastian Compliance Dashboard Data Sheet, HHS Compliance Dashboard Data Sheet
- To keep in compliance with FERPA, these Google sheets with specific student data should only be shared in RESTRICTED mode.
- Team leaders will run a monthly Goalview report for IEP/Re-Eval due dates (https://youtu.be/ridwrtZ0bPg) and collaborate with their teacher specialist and school team members to update and make notes on their school Compliance Google Sheet to update IEP and 3 Year Re-Eval due dates.
- If a new student from out of the district has a current IEP/Evaluation the team has accepted, they should be uploaded to Goalview and/or the data should be input into the appropriate Goalview forms so IEP/Evaluation documents can be accessed via Goalview. Notes can be made on the data sheet if the forms have been uploaded onto Goalview to demonstrate compliance.
- Team leaders will update 3 data points for each case manager on their school Compliance Data Reporting Sheet on a monthly basis during a regular weekly team meeting by the monthly due date. (See chart below).
- # of files on caseload
- # of files with compliant IEP due dates
- # of files with compliant 3-Yr Re-eval due dates
- Teacher Specialists will crosscheck Goalview and each school’s Compliance Dashboard Data Sheet with the data reported by team leaders.
- Update the % data in each school’s Compliance Dashboard Data sheet
- Input the current compliance data into the SPED Goalview Compliance Dashboard Data sheet for each team member and school on a monthly basis by the monthly due date (See chart below).
- Updated Compliance Data will be available to school administrators for their school only through Tableau on a monthly basis (See chart below).
School Team Leader Compliance Google Sheet Reporting Due Date | Teacher Specialist Verification &
Dashboard Input Due Date |
Date Updated Compliance Data will be on Tableau for Administrators |
September 27, 2021
October 4, 2021 |
September 30, 2021
October 6, 2021 |
October 1, 2021
October 8, 2021 |
October 27, 2021 | October 29, 2021 | November 1, 2021 |
November 23, 2021 | November 30, 2021 | December 1, 2021 |
December 15, 2021 | December 17, 2021 | January 3, 2022 |
January 27, 2022 | January 31, 2022 | February 1, 2022 |
February 25, 2022 | February 28, 2022 | March 1, 2021 |
March 28, 2022 | March 31, 2022 | April 1, 2022 |
April 26, 2022 | April 29, 2022 | May 2, 2022 |
May 27, 2022 | May 31, 2022 | June 1, 2022 |
Updated Special Education Paraprofessional Training Courses
Date: September 24, 2021
From: Special Education Department
Subject: Paraprofessional Training Courses
Basic Paraprofessional Course
All special education paraprofessionals that are new to the district (As of the 2021-22 school year) must take the Basic Paraprofessional Course. This course aligns with the Utah State Board of Education Paraprofessional Handbook on the critical understandings for a paraprofessional. It is a 5-hour Canvas course that the paraprofessional should complete off contract time. They may receive payment for up to 5 hours and will have 3 months to complete the course from the date they are invited to the Canvas course. Payment for the course follow verification of course completion.
Advanced Paraprofessional Course
All paraprofessionals that are assigned in a support classroom or special school must take the Advanced Paraprofessional Course. The objectives of this course focus on additional information on behavior, data collection, instruction, and the application of the coursework in their placement. This is a 35-hour course, with 20 hours of coursework on Canvas outside their school day and 15 hours of practical project. The para will get paid an hourly rate for up to 20 hours for the off-contract coursework. They are not eligible for payment for the 15-hour practical project because that time will occur during their contract time. It is anticipated that the completion of this course should take place over an extended period of time, but must be completed within six months of the date of the invitation to the course. Paraprofessionals will receive payment for the course and credit of completion after receipt of their timecard and verification of course completion.
*Paraprofessionals that have completed both courses and have worked for the district for at least one year may be eligible for a lane change from Lane 2 to Lane 3 if they meet the highly qualified requirement. Lane change requests must include the Lane Change form (attached in the Canvas course Completion Module) and a copy Certificate of Completion that the paraprofessional will receive via district mail after verification of course completion. The lane change request and certificate of completion should be emailed to Amanda Hamblin at amanda.hamblin@jordandistrict.org.
Goalview Paraprofessional Training
Secondary clerical paraprofessionals must complete the Basic Canvas course and the Paraprofessional Goalview training course before they are given access to Goalview.
Registration for All Courses
To register for any of the paraprofessional courses, the paraprofessional’s supervising teacher or team lead should email Malynda Tolbert at malynda.tolbert@jordandistrict.org with the paraprofessional’s name, school, assignment (e.g., cluster paraprofessional, resource paraprofessional, clerical paraprofessional), and the course that the paraprofessional should be registered. The paraprofessional will get a Canvas email invitation and an invitation from Malynda within 48 hours of the request. The supervising teacher or team lead will be cc’d on the invitation.
Preparing Elementary Progress Reports
The elementary progress reports have been changed to reflect the move from trimesters to quarters. As you work to help your teachers prepare for parent teacher conferences, please use the information in the September 2nd edition of JAM and this Elementary Progress Report table.
The content of the progress report has not changed. Please encourage your teachers to refer to the progress report rubric in order to provide a score for each indicator, including “Reads grade level text.” Teachers can determine if a student is reading at grade level by evaluating each student’s performance on a variety of tasks, including, but not limited to, student reading materials in Journeys, benchmarks, other formative assessments, and Acadience.
Literacy Launch Compensation
We have been so excited to visit schools and see the great work you are doing with the implementation of Really Great Reading (RGR) and 95% Walk to Read. We have heard many teachers express their appreciation for the skills and knowledge they are gaining in LETRS training. We are working to ensure that all teachers receive their compensation in a timely manner and we appreciate your patience in this process. The following is an update on the payment processes:
- All teachers should have received compensation for attending the summer literacy launch training.
- We anticipated RGR compensation would be included in the September paycheck; however, we’ve heard from some teachers that it was not and we apologize. All RGR timesheets have been turned in and should be in the October paycheck at the latest.
- We are currently processing the timesheets for the extra day that was given to teachers for implementation purposes.
- Compensation for LETRS training will be provided after completion of each unit (includes online modules, bridge-to-practice, and in-person training). Teachers are asked to submit this form upon completion of a unit. Submitted forms will be processed at the end of each month to be paid the following month. Teachers completing unit 1 by the end of October will receive a $100 incentive.
Please feel free to reach out to T&L if you have questions or concerns:
Sara Henderson 801-567-8161 | Michelle Lovell 801-567-8087 | Mandy Thurman 801-567-8119 | Ronna Hoffman 801-567-8242 | Shelley Nordick 801-567-8122
Acadience Letters
Utah State Senate Bill 150 requires schools to assess students three times per school year (fall, winter, & spring) and inform first, second, and third grade parents/guardians of whether or not their child is reading on grade level. Please send the attached letters home with your students to inform parents of their student’s beginning of year Acadience results by October 31. You may copy the letters onto your school letterhead and send the letters home with students.
G Suite Content Monitoring (BARK) Notification Procedures – September 2021
DATE:
September 30, 2021
TO:
All administrators
FROM:
Michael Anderson, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Director of Student Services
McKinley Withers, Health and Wellness Consultant
SUBJECT:
G Suite Content Monitoring (BARK) notification procedures
The G Suite content monitoring software (BARK) is now active. As the program begins roll-out and we get an idea of the implementation, you will begin receiving communications from Angie Rasmussen, the Student Safety and Wellness Specialist. Once an alert is received, an organized process will be followed and the attached document is an overview of how BARK alerts will be processed and communicated. Please review the attachment. Additional training and information will be provided as needed in coming weeks.
It will be critical that all administrators keep Angie Rasmussen’s contact information readily available (we would encourage you to keep her contact information in your cell phone contacts). Her contact information is:
Email: angie.rasmussen@jordandistrict.org
Work Phone: 801-567-8197
Cell Phone: 801-859-5022
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we implement this critical safety and wellness measure. Please direct any questions directly to Angie.
Procedures for the 1st Medicaid Random Moment Time Study of 2021-2022 School Year
DATE:
October 1, 2021
TO:
All Medicaid Time Study Participants
Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Aides, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapist Aides, School Psychologists, Elementary Counselors, Elementary School Social Workers, Audiologists, Speech and Language Pathologists and Assistants, RNs, LPNs, Augmentative/Assistive Communication Teams, and all Special Education Staff and Assistants Providing Direct Services
FROM:
Lisa Robinson, Administrator of Schools
Kim Lloyd, Director of Special Education
Kami Ridd, Coordinator - Health Services Department
SUBJECT:
Procedures for the 1st Medicaid Random Moment Time Study of 2021-2022 School Year
MEDICAID RANDOM MOMENT TIME STUDY
Friday, October 1, 2021
and continue through the end of the day
Friday, December 31, 2021
You have been identified as a participant in the Medicaid Time Studies during the 21-22 school year.
This year, the State of Utah has transitioned to a new way of completing the time study. Instead of entering codes for activities that you are doing for a 5-day week, for 3 different times during the school year, we will be using a model called “Random Moment Time Study”.
This model will ask you what you are doing for a 15 minute “moment” in your work day. Our vendor will randomly select a participant from our district participant list and send out an email asking simple questions about what you were doing during the “moment” selected.
If you are randomly selected, you will receive an email notification 24 hours prior to your selected moment in time. The emails will come from utmac@pcgus.com.
The email notification will provide you with a link to access the on-line Random Moment Time Study form. The hyperlink to respond to the moment will be included in the email. Email notification will be sent 24 hours before the moment and again at the exact time of the moment.
Notifications for completion will continue to be sent at 24 hours, 48 hours, and again at 68 hours after the moment has passed. After the 3rd reminder notice you will only have 4 hours to complete the study. Failure to complete the time study within the 3-day timeframe eliminates our ability to include that portion in our time-study reimbursements.
The first-time study window is from October 1 through December 31, 2021. You may be chosen multiple times or not at all. You will receive a randomly generated time study email anytime during this window. Please check your email each work day during normal work hours.
We are excited that this new method for required participation is available and more conscientious of your time and hope that it will ease the burden that has existed in the past. We so appreciate all your efforts to document these crucial services to students. Your efforts assist us in helping to secure beneficial funds for our students and programs. Thanks again for all you do.
Questions – please reach out to Kami or Ruth in the Health Service office:
Kami Ridd
801-567-8516
kami.ridd@jordandistrict.org
Ruth Hendriksen
801-567-8515
ruth.hendriksen@jordandistrict.org
2021 Student Data Privacy Resource Review Process
DATE:
September 29, 2021
TO:
Building Principals
District Department Directors
Financial Secretaries
Administrative Assistants
FROM:
Michael Anderson, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Director of Student Services
Kurt Prusse, Director, Purchasing
Caleb Olson, Consultant, Planning & Enrollment
SUBJECT:
Student Data Privacy Resource Review Process
As explained in the September Principal and Assistant Principal meetings, Utah law (53E-9-301, 53E-9-303) requires local education agencies (LEAs) to create a publicly available metadata dictionary that contains a listing of:
- All personally identifiable student data collected and shared by the LEA
- A comprehensive list of all recipients with whom the LEA has shared personally identifiable student data, including the purpose for sharing the data, the justification for sharing the data (including if the sharing was required by federal law, state law, or local directive), and how the sharing is permitted under federal or state law.
This means that any third-party resource that receives personally identifiable student data from the District must be cataloged and, where necessary, reviewed for compliance with USBE data privacy expectations.
Rollout to Staff
Building principals are responsible to rollout the process to faculty and staff. The rollout consists of a six-minute video and a handout that were made available at Principal Meeting. Questions that the principal cannot answer may be forwarded by the principal to Caleb Olson in Planning & Enrollment. When the rollout has been completed, principals must indicate their school’s compliance on the reporting form.
Purchasing Changes
Prior to September Principal Meeting, Purchasing staff would hold school and department requisitions for resources that used personally identifiable student data and facilitated the process of gaining the necessary review and/or a student data privacy agreement. This review will now be handled through Planning & Enrollment, and until appropriate clearance is given by Planning & Enrollment to Purchasing, the requisition will not be processed.
A form has been created for school staff to submit a review request to Planning & Enrollment prior to entering a requisition in Skyward (please note that this form is different from the form teachers will use to request a review of classroom resources). This form should be completed by the individual or team that is requesting the purchase; administrative assistants may enter completed information as part of the requisition process but should not have responsibility for vetting the privacy practices of the requested resources. A fillable PDF form is available for individuals or teams to gather the necessary information so that another staff member can submit the form.
Teachers with specific questions about the process should be directed to your location’s digital coach. Administrators and administrative assistants with specific questions about the process may contact Caleb Olson (x88251).
Links to Important COVID-19 Documents
Jordan School District 2021-22 Dashboard
The Salt Lake County Health Department has been directed to move all COVID reporting and tracking to a county-hosted system. As a result, the reporting form link for Jordan District staff has changed. The new link is below.
Positive Case Reporting Form
Use this link to upload seating charts to your school's folder. Label the document with the teachers ,name, grade level, or subject. Please make sure these are complete, legible, and kept up-to-date. Use first and last names for the students.
Jordan School District 2021-22 Seating Charts