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A Surplus Reallocation and Auction is running on PublicSurplus.com which began on Thursday, November 2 and runs through Thursday, November 16. The reallocation items will roll to public auction until the end of November. Remember reallocation items are marked with a key icon; everything else is on the public auction. Please check to see if there are any items you may need at your schools. To see our items go to PublicSurplus.com

Please keep sending in your surplus paperwork as you get it so that we can continue to schedule pick-ups as needed. All paperwork is to be signed by your principal and then sent to your Administrator of Schools.

Thanks for all your help.

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DATE: 
October 26, 2017

TO: 
Jordan School District Principals

FROM:
American Heart Association

SUBJECT:
Jump Rope/Hoops for Heart Program

­­­­­­­­­­­­Under your leadership Jordan School District has engaged students and staff to support many programs, charities and efforts in our community. The American Heart Association’s “Jump Rope for Heart” or “Hoops for Heart” events have been recognized as strong third-party fundraising activities. For many of your schools it has become a part of the culture of giving, which has been remarkably successful over time.

I would like to congratulate the following schools for their participation in the events during the 2016-2017 school year:

Name                                                                    Donations

Elk Meadows Elementary                                             $9,832

Rosamond Elementary                                                  $7,064

South Jordan Elementary                                             $3,927

Oakcrest Elementary                                                      $2,559

Midas Creek Elementary                                               $2,338

Monte Vista Elementary                                                $2,005

Terra Linda Elementary                                                 $1,937

Silver Crest Elementary                                                  $1,839

Herriman Elementary                                                     $1,240

Copper Canyon Elementary                                          $   798

Oquirrh Elementary                                                        $   429

Westvale Elementary                                                      $   721

Total                                                                              $ 34,689

The funds raised by Jordan School District obviously vary by school, but each amount is just as meaningful to the whole. Through the participation of these 12 schools, Jordan School District has one of the highest contributions in Utah, helping the American Heart Association to give $18 million dollars to heart and stroke related research at Utah State University and the University of Utah. This truly demonstrates a Culture of Success as seen through the kindness and generosity of your communities.

More important than the fundraising results is the benefit to participating students. They can learn the importance of proper nutrition, exercise, and living tobacco-free through the various Heart events and materials. So, as we have for years, we appreciate that Jordan District supports the participation of schools in the American Heart Association programs. Special thanks to the schools and school communities that have contributed in the past. We encourage schools to explore the wide range of educational programming the American Heart Association has to offer.

Please feel free to contact your local American Heart Association representative, Kristi Morhauser, with any questions. She can be reached by email at Kristi.Morhauser@heart.org or by phone 609-217-6111.

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DATE: 
August 15, 2017

TO:    
Principals
School Psychologists
Counselors

FROM: 
Laura Finlinson, Administrator of Curriculum/Staff Development & Special Programs
Lisa Robinson, Director–Special Education
Fulvia Franco, Program Specialist–Guidance Programs

SUBJECT:   
Procedures for Intervention with High-Risk Students

Attached is a copy of the document Procedures to be Followed with High-Risk Students that has been revised and modified to reflect changes in personnel and agency fee schedules.

Attachment

cc:
G. Norma Villar
Holly Bell

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The Surplus Reallocation and Auctions running on PublicSurplus.com started Thursday, November 2nd and will go through Thursday, November 16th. After this date the reallocation items will roll to public auction for the next two weeks. Remember reallocation items are marked with a key icon, everything else in on the public auction. Please check to see if there are any items you may need at your schools. To see our items go to PublicSurplus.com.

Please keep sending in your surplus paperwork as you get it so that we can continue to schedule pick ups as they are needed. All paperwork needs to be signed by your principal and then sent to your Administrator of Schools at the District Office.

If you have any questions, please contact Kris Wishart (801) 567-8709 or Corie Fuller (801) 567-8717.

Thanks again for all your help.

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The Utah Council of Teachers of Mathematics proudly announces our 5th Annual Leadership Conference on November 9, 2017 from 11:30 to 4:00

7905 South Redwood Road, Sandy, Utah

ONLY A FEW REMAINING SPOTS

REGISTER TODAY at http://www.utahctm.org/

See flyer for details.

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Employees and their spouses who are enrolled in the JSD medical insurance through PEHP are eligible to participate in PEHP Wellness Challenges. Register now for the Maintain Don't Gain Healthy Holidays challenge. See attached flyer for details.

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You should have received a printed copy of the Emergency Procedures and Contacts manual for 2017-18 (aka The Red Book). A copy was also sent to each school's Administrative Assistant.

The Red Book is also available on the Google Drive. To access:
1.  Open your Google drive
2.  Click on "Shared with me"
3.  Look for the PDF titled "Emergency Procedures and Contacts 2017-18"

We hope you find this useful, as it provides you 24/7 access and can be updated throughout the year whenever changes occur. It has been shared with all Administrators and school/department Administrative Assistants only. If you have any questions or updates, please don't hesitate to contact Peggy Margetts and ext. 88753 or peggy.margetts@jordandistrict.org.

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DATE:
October 24, 2017

TO:
Principals

FROM:
Administrators of Schools
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Planning and Student Services
Steven Harwood, System/Programming Manager

SUBJECT:
Fall Enrollment as of October 1, 2017 - Revised

Please see attached memo.

 

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The Classified Evaluation System has been moved from JPLS to Skyward. The evaluations will be accessed from Skyward Employee Access. Classified employees will no longer be required to complete a self-evaluation. Evaluators will begin the evaluation process and will complete the process by meeting with the employee to review and electronically sign the evaluation. Once the evaluation process is complete, the employee and evaluator will receive a confirmation email. A set of step-by-step instructions is included and will also be available from the JES website. For technical questions, contact the Information Systems Help Desk at 801-567-8737; otherwise, contact the JES Office at 801-567-8369. A schedule of work sessions to review the evaluation process is also included.

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We wanted to make all schools aware of the (125) light maple desktops we are storing in the ASB Surplus Warehouse. They are 18" x 24" and are brand new. If your school is in need of these desktops please contact Kris Wishart at (88709) or by email (kris.wishart@jordandistrict.org). We will post them on PublicSurplus.com for reallocation for the next month. We also have brought in many student desks and various sizes of student chairs if you are in need of those as well.

As always you are more than welcome to come by and take a look at what is available in the ASB Surplus Warehouse.