Fun of playing together spreads throughout Bingham’s unified soccer team

“They’re excited to play and score and when they do, it’s so much fun and that makes it fun for everyone,” said a Bingham High partner about his teammates on the school’s unified soccer team. Read More »

Paradigm students support Operation Underground Railroad, contribute $25K

Striking a chord with Paradigm High students, they rallied their community to educate members about sex trafficking and sexual exploitation while seeking donations to end child slavery. Read More »

Fun, flexibility key to teaching, learning during the pandemic year at Welby Elementary

“This year, I feel we have been walking a tightrope, but we’ve made it through. We’ve conquered the mountain, we’re still alive, we’ve done it and it’s been hard sometimes, but it’s an accomplishment,” said Welby Elementary third-grade teacher Carolyn Smith. Read More »

Something good from the pandemic: increased work flexibility for South Jordan employees

Though city buildings are returning to their pre-pandemic schedules and life is finally beginning to return to something like normal, teleworking is here to stay for many South Jordan city employees. Read More »

Bingham thespians to present ‘A New World,’ ‘Hamlet, the Film’

In May, Bingham High theater students will perform “A New World,” short plays and air their yearlong production of “Hamlet, the Film.” Read More »

AAI continues to serve fresh homemade meals during pandemic

"This school year looks different than any we've seen before, but one thing remains the same: kids rely on us not just for their education, but also for nutritious meals,” American Academy of Innovation chef and food service director David Kimball. Read More »

Local business owner baking up mini pies for the masses

Carol Timmons believes that pie is for every day of the week in new South Jordan Bake shop. Read More »