South Jordan Police Department recommends additional police officers to keep crime rates low

South Jordan’s population is predicted to grow to 127,000 by 2040. To maintain the current police-to-civilian ratio, 40 new officers will need to be hired between now and then. Read More »

Heart baskets to gnomes: Early Light Academy students learn about Scandinavia

In keeping with their traditions, Early Light students got to learn and celebrate another culture on Culture Day – but safely, following COVID-19 health guidelines. Read More »

Paradigm’s Jefferson Scholar program allows students academic freedom in learning

“I was looking for a program that allowed me more freedom in my education; I found that in the Jefferson Scholar program,” said Paradigm High School junior Reagan Cox. Read More »

South Jordan community comes together to thank educators

From students and parents to business and educational leaders, notes of gratitude coupled with $50 gift cards were delivered to educators shortly before winter break as a way to show their appreciation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

Students grow into leaders through student council

Welby student council impacts themselves, others around them to build a positive school culture. Read More »

SoJo takes designates January as Radon Action Month

Most Utahans are aware of the dangers of radon, but taking steps to mitigate it and make your home safe again is another thing. Read More »

Rather than class party, Hawthorn students turn to service

Instead of a typical class party, Hawthorn Academy students turn to doing service to celebrate the holidays. Read More »