Week of March 8th Reminders

Seniors, it is scholarship time! The PTSA Community Impact Scholarship is now accepting applications through Friday, April 10th. The Community Impact Scholarship is awarded by the Jordan PTSA to at least two graduating seniors who have made a difference in their community through service, leadership, or other contributions. Whether your community is your home, your school, or a local, state, or national organization, we encourage you to apply and tell us about the ways in which you have made an impact on those around you.

Funding can be used for any kind of postsecondary education: community college, trade or technical school, or a four-year college or university. At least one scholarship will be awarded to a first-generation college attendee. Students can submit their application online here: bit.ly/JHSScholarship2026.

Come on Saturday, March 14th, 9-12 to help work outside to spruce up the outside of Jordan High. We'll meet in the front of the school and do things like weeding, picking up trash, planting. Please bring gloves or any tools you might have. We need students AND adults to help and it is a great way to get to know folks and to help the school. It is a great way to get service hours, too!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0445ADAF2AAB9-62636019-jordan

• The School Improvement Team meets virtually on March 9th, from 4:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.
• The PTSA meets at 6:00 p.m. on March 17th in the media center.
• Jordan operates on the One-Hour Advisory Period Bell Schedule on March 18th.
• Quarter 3 ends on March 27th.
• Spring Break is March 30th through April 2nd. Friday, April 3rd, is a holiday. Monday, April 6th, is a teacher workday.
• Graduation rehearsal at Duke Cameron Indoor Stadium is June 10th, at 4:30 p.m.
• Graduation is June 12th, at 5:00 p.m., at Duke Cameron Indoor Stadium.

The 2026-2027 class selection process has started. Students have been provided time to select their courses using the Rising 10th-12th Grade Course Selection Sheet. They were able to plan their selections on the Course Selection Worksheet. Students should now be discussing their selections with their families to ensure they are confident about the courses they want to take. All information regarding the class selection process (course catalog, applications, parent night video, etc) are located on the Student Services Class Selection Page. One-on-one meetings started on February 17th and will end on March 17th.

This session is designed to help families better understand Dual Enrollment, get accurate information, and clear up common myths or concerns about enrolling students in college courses while in high school.

Our goal is to ensure that every family feels informed and confident when making decisions about their student’s academic path. Whether you’re curious, unsure, or already considering Dual Enrollment, this is the perfect opportunity to get your questions answered.

Please join us! on April 9th from 6–7 PM! We look forward to supporting you and helping guide your student’s future success.

https://visit.durhamtech.edu/event/528012