Fall Conference for Middle Level Student Leaders - Student Government, NHS, NJHS, Peer Leadership
Saturday, September 28, 2019
Register by email to later than September 25, 2019
See flyer for registration details.
Jordan School District
DATE:
October 10, 2014
TO:
High School Principals
FROM:
John Larsen, Interim Deputy Superintendent
Brad Sorensen, Administrator of Schools, Herriman Feeder
SUBJECT:
High School Guidelines of Choreography/Music Composition Payments
In an effort to provide additional opportunities to come up with a variety of choreographed dances or music pieces, the attached guidelines were created when it involves a current employee. Please make sure the guidelines are followed if you are considering paying a current employee for work above and beyond their current contract.
Click here to see revised policy DP339. Please share with the appropriate staff members.
Principals:
Please share the attached flyers with your School Community Council members. One flyer contains dates for Jordan School District trainings. The other is provided by USBE and has the list of the trainings they are offering. As a reminder, new principals and new chairs are required to attend one of these trainings. A video will be available for training purposes if needed.
DATE:
Thursday, August 29, 2019
TO:
All Principals
FROM:
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Superintendent of Schools
Ben Jameson, Director of Evaluation, Research and Accountability
SUBJECT:
Utah Compose Rostering Delay
We received word from USBE that Utah Compose is not yet ready for classroom use. They asked us to disseminate the following message to all educators that could potentially use Utah Compose:
USBE was notified by Measurement Inc. that the Utah Compose upload is continuing slowly. Courses and students continue to be added but users will still see incomplete class rosters and/or missing courses. All courses and students will be loaded by Monday, September 2. In an effort to expedite the upload process, all school and district administrative functions have been suspended until the teacher and student accounts are complete. No school or LEA-level reports will be available until that time. Thank you for your patience. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please contact Kim Rathke kim.rathke@schools.utah.gov
We have sent this information to teachers as well. Please contact Ben Jameson or Kim Rathke at USBE with any questions or concerns you may have. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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DATE:
August 27, 2019
TO:
All Principals (Traditional)
FROM:
HR Administrators
SUBJECT:
School FTE Audit Reports 2019-20
As promised, this year the School FTE Audit Reports may be completed electronically!
The HR administrators are excited to offer an electronic school audit report to all principals, which eliminates the required in-person appointments of the past. However, in-person appointments will also be made available to new and experienced principals who prefer to review these reports in-person with an HR administrator. Instructions for both processes are outlined below:
Electronic FTE Audit Process:
In-person FTE Audit Process:
We are hopeful the electronic version of the School FTE Audit Report process will be an improvement for you and your staff. Please feel free to share any feedback regarding this process with an HR administrator. We will consider all suggestions and work to improve this process for future use.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
SUU is hosting a writing conference on Sept. 19-20th that will cover creative non-fiction and essay writing. This is a great opportunity for you to offer TSSA funds to teachers who would like to participate. Information on the conference will be sent out to ELA Department Chairs on Friday.
We are pleased to announce a new 5th grade maturation program. Because maturation is part of the 5th grade core curriculum, the new videos and permission forms may be found on the Teaching and Learning website under Health and Wellness. Your 5th grade teachers may show the videos, as long as the parent permission forms are signed. Two 30-minute videos (one for boys and one for girls) and the permission forms can be found at this link:http://pe.jordandistrict.org/healthandwellness/. The videos are professionally produced, and are very good. You may invite your school nurse to attend, if you wish. The nurses are happy to come to answer questions. However, the presentation is up to the school to set up and show. Call Nancy Ward or your school nurse if you have questions.
Payroll Rosters have been updated. There are multiple tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet. Administrative assistants should select the roster that best suits their needs. Please replace the old rosters with these new ones. If you have questions or suggestions please contact the Payroll Department.
DATE:
August 22, 2019
TO:
District Administration
FROM:
Administrators of Schools
Dr. Anthony Godfrey, Superintendent of Schools
Travis Hamblin, Planning and Student Services
SUBJECT:
1st Day Enrollment vs. the Estimate
Year-round Schools, Tracks A, B, C & D
(based on August 21, 2019 count)
Please see memo below.
As we start the 2019-20 school year, schools are preparing to keep a clean and healthy environment. The District does not supply hand sanitizer or disinfectant wipes. These products often contain alcohol or bleach and may cause skin and eye irritation or injury, intoxication, illness, and may be flammable. Schools that purchase or receive donations of these items are advised to take the following precautions:
Application Due: August 23, 2019