Utah Retirement Systems is offering Individual Retirement Planning Sessions on November 1st at Bingham High School. Please review the attached flyer for sign-up instructions.
Category: Other Admin Info
Technology FYI – October 2017
Technology FYI
Jordan District October 2017
For online version click here: https://www.smore.com/6t3sd
2017 Flu Shot Clinics – Revised
Please use the attached revised Flu Shot Clinic List. There are a few changes, so please replace the previous list with this one in your buildings and with your communities. Many thanks!
2017-18 14th Day Enrollment vs. October Estimate – All Schools
DATE:
September 12, 2017
TO:
District Administration
FROM:
Administrators of Schools
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Planning and Student Services
SUBJECT:
14th Day Enrollment vs. October Estimate - All Schools
Please see attached memo.
2017 Flu Shot Clinics
2017 Flu Shot Clinics are under way. These clinics may be offered to your whole communities. Please remember that the staff immunization clinics that are currently under way are not associated with the flu shot clinics. Attached is a list of dates and locations for our clinics, a fact sheet, an insurance information sheet, and a poster for you to post your clinic (if you signed up for one) in your school. Please direct questions to Educational Support or to your school nurse. Have a healthy year!
Meeting Schedule 2017-18 – Revised
Please see attached copy of the revised Meeting Schedule for 2017-18.
Technology FYI – September 2017 Newsletter
Technology FYI
Jordan School District September 2017
For online version click here: https://www.smore.com/szkp5
Evaluations for Licensed Employees are now available on JPLS
See attached document for instructions.
2017-18 1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate for Traditional Schools
DATE:
August 31, 2017
TO:
District Administration
FROM:
Administrators of Schools
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Planning and Student Services
SUBJECT:
1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate
Traditional Schools
See attached memo.
2017-18 Do You Need Adobe Creative Cloud Suite?
*2017-18 Update*
CTE purchased licenses for the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite through an agreement between the State and Adobe. 2017-18 is year 2 of the agreement.
See flyer below for details on how to request licenses.
USBE Memo Regarding Data Collection – 2017-18
Urgent Message for Schools
Please remember that it is illegal to gather citizenship status information per the Office of Civil Rights in both the Department of Education and Department of Justice and the U.S. Supreme Court in 1982 (Plyler vs.Doe - 457 U.S. 202). Please see the attached document from the Utah State Board of Education.
1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate Year-round Schools, Tracks A, B, C & D – August 16, 2017
DATE:
August 16, 2017
TO:
District Administration
FROM:
Administrators of Schools
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Planning and Student Services
SUBJECT:
1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate
Year-round schools, Tracks A, B, C & D
(August 16, 2017 count)
See attached memo.
1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate Year-round Schools, Tracks A, B, C (Based on July 26, 2017 Count)
DATE:
July 26, 2017
TO:
District Administration
FROM:
Administrator of Schools
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Associate Superintendent
Travis Hamblin, Planning and Student Services
SUBJECT:
1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate
Year-round Schools, Tracks A, B, C
(Based on July 26, 2017 Count)
See attached memo.
Superintendent Johnson’s PowerPoint from the Administrative Leadership Conference 2017
Attached is a PDF of Superintendent Johnson's PowerPoint. If you would like the PowerPoint version please contact Roxane Siggard at 801-567-8180 or roxane.siggard@jordandistrict.org after August 23rd.
Surplus Items on PublicSurplus.com – August 24-September 7, 2017
Welcome Back!! Just wanted to let you know that we will have Surplus Reallocation and Auctions running on PublicSurplus.com starting Thursday, August 24th through Thursday, Sept 7 and then the reallocation items will roll to public auction for the week following. 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 or http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/list/current?sma=y.
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 up to your Area Administrator 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.
Legal Liability Protection 2017-18
Dear Employees:
In conformity with Utah Code Ann. § 63A-4-204 (4), please find attached a PDF document containing information regarding the coverage for legal liability provided a school district employee of this state by the Risk Management Fund under Title 63G, Chapter 7, Governmental Immunity Act of Utah; and under Title 52, Chapter 6, Reimbursement of Legal Fees and Costs to Officers and Employees.
This information includes:
(A) the eligibility requirements, if any, to receive the coverage,
(B) the basic nature of the coverage for a school district employee, including what is not covered,
(C) whether the coverage is primary or in excess of any other coverage the risk manager knows is commonly available to a school district employee in this state; as well as
(D) comparisons the risk manager considers beneficial to a school district employee between the Risk Fund coverage and other coverage the risk manager knows is commonly available to a school district employee in this state.
We have chosen to provide this information in an electronic format in the hopes that it will be easier for you to distribute, store and refer to if needed.
If you have any questions, please contact Human Resources at 801-567-8150.
Safety Share – July 2017
Classroom Setup Safety Reminders
As we are preparing schools and classrooms in advance of students coming for the new school year, it is important keep safety in mind.
Teachers and staffs need to keep themselves safe during setup. Use ladders safely, instead of standing on tables or chairs. Lift heavy objects with your legs, or ask for assistance, to prevent back injuries. Stage classrooms so they are not only stimulating for students, but are also safe and functional.
Please see the attached PDF, 2 page document: Common Safety Violations in School Classrooms. This can be used as a guide to setup and maintain a safe learning environment.
Have a great school year!
Free URS Individual Retirement Planning – July 13, 2017
Utah Retirement Systems is offering free retirement planning on July 13th at the ASB. Instructions to sign up are on the attached flyer.
JSD Instructional Support Center Helps Teachers Create Engaging Classrooms
Teachers!
Now is a great time to plan for the upcoming year before the busy summer rush. The staff in the Instructional Support Center (ISC) will be happy to help you with classroom teaching materials.
Check out the ISC website to see everything offered:
instructionalsupport.jordandistrict.org
The ISC accepts orders by phone, fax or email.
Phone: 801-567-8238
Fax: 801-567-8092
Email: ISC@jordandistrict.org
The ISC is located in the Jordan School District Auxiliary Services Building at 7905 South Redwood Road, West Jordan.
Hours of operation:
Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
(July 5th - July 21st, summer hours 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.)
Keep in mind:
- Before you purchase and prepare student planners, the ISC spiral binding machine won’t punch plastic folders.
- Personal and non-school related material may not be reproduced at the ISC.
- JSD employees must wear approved District identification badges when visiting the ISC.
- Volunteers and PTA members as submitted and approved by principals and department administrators may use the ISC.
- Long-term substitutes may use the ISC, however regular substitutes are not eligible to use the ISC.
- Home school patrons may use the center if they are on the approved list provided by JSD’s Planning and Student Services Department.
Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls
Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls
As the school year is coming to a close think safety first. Slips, trips and falls are second only to motor-vehicle accidents as a cause of death in the United States. Falls account for 15-20 percent of all workers’ compensation costs. The good news is falls are easy to prevent. Take the time to watch for and correct hazardous conditions, and you can lower your chance of injury. Use these suggestions to make your workplace safe:
- If you need to reach for something, get help. Don’t use your desk, table, box, wastebasket, chair, bookcase or a ledge! Use the correct ladder or stepstool for the given task.
- Take your time. Many falls happen when people are walking fast or running.
- Never stand on the top rung/step of a ladder. Secure and stabilize all ladders before climbing them.
- Keep walkways free of clutter.
- Clean up spills as soon as they happen.
- Don’t carry more than you can handle. Loads that are too heavy or too big don’t allow you to see properly.
- Make sure computer and telephone cords are not underfoot.
Always think safety first!