Week of January 25th Reminders

Juniors are encouraged to register for a practice ACT exam that will be administered at Jordan on Saturday, January 31. Though the in-person practice exam is recommended, there will also be a virtual option for juniors.

• Monday, January 26, is remote learning day.
• The School Improvement Team will meet virtually on January 26, at 4:45 p.m.
• Wednesday, February 4, is an Early Release Day. Jordan will operate on the Early Release-Activity Period Bell Schedule on February 4.
• The Quarter 2 Honor Roll celebration will be held on February 5, during all three lunches.
• Student Services is hosting a Virtual Course Selection Night for current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors on February 5, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Click here for the registration link.

• Recognize your graduating child’s accomplishments with a senior ad in the yearbook! The final date to submit a senior ad is February 6. Money raised through ad sales goes towards book donations for students in need. Create your child’s senior ad here.

  
  

• Students are able to enter the building at 8:45 a.m. since school starts at 9:15 a.m.
• Car riders should be dropped off at the traffic circle at the back of the school from the outer lane only. The inner lane is reserved for through traffic. Parents/caregivers should not use community venues such as Hope Valley Baptist Church and CVS, for drop-off and pick-up.
• The front lot is reserved for bus drop-off and the drop-off of students in the Exceptional Children’s program who receive special transportation. Any other family seeking to drop-off their child at the front of the school will be redirected to the traffic circle at the rear of the school. Student drivers have an assigned space in the student parking lots at the back of the school.
• At dismissal, car riders should be picked up at the traffic circle at the back of the school. Families cannot sign out their child “early” after 3:45 p.m.; after 3:45, students will need to wait for dismissal. Families are reminded that they will need to present an ID to check out their child.

Food delivery for students during the school day is strictly prohibited due to consistent interruptions of instruction, theft of orders, and increased safety concerns (i.e., DoorDash, UberEats, GrubHub, Papa Johns, Jimmy Johns, etc.). Delivery drivers will be turned away upon entering the campus. Students and families must refrain from ordering food for delivery to students. Jordan High School is not responsible or liable for lost funds when orders are canceled.