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🌸👑 Calling all 5th & 6th grade girls! 👑🌸

We’re kicking off Daughters of the King and would LOVE for you to join us! 💕 Come enjoy a little breakfast, make new friends, worship together, and grow in your faith as we discover what it means to be daughters of the King. ✝️🌿

📅 Friday, September 18
⏰ 7:40–8:00 AM
📍 Mrs. Ridenour’s Room
🥐 Light breakfast provided — bring your own water!

Come as you are and bring a friend! 💗
Can’t wait to worship with you!
about 1 hour ago, Jordan Catholic School
**Short Alt-Text** Flyer for Jordan Catholic School's "Daughters of the King" devotional group for 5th and 6th grade girls, detailing meeting info for Friday, September 18, and a raffle for a group t-shirt.  **Detailed Alt-Text** Promotional graphic for the "Daughters of the King" girls' devotional group at Jordan Catholic School.  * **Logo:** Top-left circular crest featuring leaves, flowers, a cross, a jaguar head, and text reading "Girls' Devotional Group - Daughters of the King - Jordan Catholic School - Fifth & Sixth Grade Girls." * **Main Text:** Bold headline reads "Calling all 5th & 6th Grade Girls! Daughters of the King." * **Meeting Details:** * **Date:** Friday, September 18 * **Time:** 7:40–8:00 AM * **Location:** Mrs. Ridenour’s Room * **Notes:** Light breakfast provided, bring your own water.   * **Raffle Section:** Top-right displays a heather navy blue t-shirt printed with "created, chosen, called, daughter of the King." An arrow points to a badge reading: "Attend the first meeting & your name will be entered in a Raffle to win a Daughters of the King T-Shirt!" * **Footer:** Bottom reads "Can't wait to worship with you!" flanked by floral accents and a cross icon.
Heirs of the King had their first meeting of the school year last week, and GOOD NEWS LOOKS GOOD ON THEM!
7th and 8th grade girls, it's not too late to join! Contact Mrs. Ridenour for more information.
about 5 hours ago, Jordan Catholic School
**Short Alt Text (Best for general use)** A group of 7th and 8th grade girls and an adult leader at Jordan Catholic School wearing colorful heart-shaped sunglasses, posing together for their first Bible study. Surrounding text reads "Bright sunglasses... BIGGER TRUTHS." and features the cover of the book *Good News* by Caroline Saunders.  **Detailed Alt Text (Best for comprehensive accessibility)** An promotional graphic celebrating a girls' Bible study group at Jordan Catholic School. At the center is a group photo of eight middle school girls and one adult woman standing against a neutral wall, all smiling while wearing bright, heart-shaped sunglasses in shades of blue, pink, red, green, and purple.  Graphics, illustrations of flowers, and colorful hand-lettered text surround the photo:  * **Top left:** A circular emblem reading "Heirs of the King, Jordan Catholic School, Girls' Bible Study Group" featuring a crown, a leopard head, and a cross. * **Top center:** Text reading "7th & 8th GRADE GIRLS participated in their FIRST Bible Study today!" * **Top right:** The cover of the book *Good News: How to Know the Gospel and Live It* (an 8-session Bible study for teen girls by Caroline Saunders), which displays heart-shaped glasses. * **Bottom left:** Pink and black stylized text reading "Bright sunglasses... BIGGER TRUTHS." * **Bottom right:** Script text reading "Good News looks good on you!"
Students in Mr. Baresel's social studies class wrote essays and made posters expressing what being a citizen of the United States meant to them. The posters they made and essays they wrote celebrated voting, the freedom of speech, the Bill of Rights and the legacy of liberty that 250 years of American History represents to all freedom loving men and women.

"O beautiful for patriot dream
That sees beyond the years
Thine alabaster cities gleam
Undimmed by human tears!
America! America!
God shed his grace on thee
And crown thy good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!"
3 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
A side-by-side collage of two hand-drawn posters about American citizenship on a blue background.  Left Poster: Reads "What Does it mean to be a CITIZEN" with "CITIZEN" written in large red and blue letters. Below the title, the words "Freedom," "Liberty," and "Should Vote" surround a drawing of an American flag, the Statue of Liberty's torch, hands holding documents, and the Supreme Court building.  Right Poster: Features "U S A" in large patterned letters, flanked by quotes about free speech from figures like Rosa Luxemburg, Malala Yousafzai, George Orwell, Voltaire, and local students. The bottom includes an illustration of a megaphone pointing to a red explosion bubble labeled "Freedom of Speech!" next to a drawing of the Statue of Liberty.
A collage of two educational posters about rights and history in the United States.  Left Poster: Bordered by handwritten text of the Pledge of Allegiance and a Helen Keller quote. The center features an American flag backdrop overlaid with four historical scrolls representing the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Emancipation Proclamation.  Right Poster: Titled "Being A Citizen To Me Means..." on a white sheet with a scalloped border. It includes drawings illustrating key civic themes, including an eagle for "home," heart-shaped sunglasses for "style," a green bill for "money," a house for "family," a diploma for "education," crossed utensils for "food," broken chains for the "End of Slavery," and the Statue of Liberty labeled "America 250."
A side-by-side collage of two student poster projects about civic responsibility.  Left Poster: Displays a glitter-adorned American flag mounted on a golden flagpole, set against a plain background with the words "CITIZENSHIP" in black block letters above "Equal" in blue handwriting.  Right Poster: Features a blue background with a cartoon character of the "Bill" of Rights at the top left. Handwritten notes detail rights like "Freedom of speech," "you can vote," "right to go to school," and "right to be in the army," scattered alongside sticker accents, the number "67," ratings like "5 out of 5," and the letters "USA."
Recently, our 7th and 8th graders practiced team work, collaboration, communication in Mrs. Kroft's Science classes to complete house of cards challenges.
Students needed to create 1 house based on their task card.
🏠 How did they do? Tell us in the comments!
4 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
A collage of five photos featuring middle school students wearing safety goggles in a science classroom, working on a "House of Cards" engineering activity. The top banner features large text reading "House of Cards" next to the Jordan Catholic School logo. The surrounding photos show various small groups of students smiling beside their card structures, which include stacked index cards, folded card towers, and triangular card pyramids resting on lab tables.
A collage of five photos showing middle school students in safety goggles participating in a card-building challenge inside a science classroom. Text reading "House of Cards" and the Jordan Catholic School logo sit near the top. Photos display groups of students wearing polo uniforms posing proudly next to their structures, which feature triangular pyramids, box-shaped card towers, and folded paper designs on black lab tables.
👑 Hey, 7th & 8th-grade girls!
Heirs of the King, our girls' bible study group, will be having their first meeting of the school year in Mrs. Ridenour's room during lunch and recess TOMORROW (Thursday, 9/10).
📘 Don't forget to bring your devotional book!
5 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
A promotional flyer for a middle school girls' Bible study group titled "Heirs of the King" at Jordan Catholic School.  **Visual Details and Content:**  * **Top Left Logo:** A circular seal framed with leaves and small orange flowers. Inside reads "Seventh & Eighth Grade Girls" at the top and "Girls' Bible Study Group" at the bottom. The center features a gold crown above the text "Heirs of the King," a detailed profile of a jaguar/leopard head, and "Jordan Catholic School" below. * **Top Right Text:** Large, playful lettering reads "Calling all 7th & 8th grade girls! OUR FIRST meeting!" with pink painted brushstrokes and hand-drawn hearts. * **Meeting Details (Middle Left):** Pink highlighted section with icons: * **Date:** Thursday, September 10th * **Time:** During lunch and recess * **Location:** Mrs. Ridenour's classroom   * **Devotional Book (Middle Right):** Text reads "Make sure to get your devotional book ordered!" pointing toward a photo of a book cover. The book is titled *Good News: How to Know the Gospel and Live It* by Caroline Saunders, featuring heart-shaped sunglasses with "Good News" written inside the lenses. * **Circle Callout (Center):** A pink circled note that says, "Can't wait to see you!" * **Contact Information (Bottom):** A banner with an envelope icon reading "Questions? Email Mrs. Ridenour at hridenour@jordanschool.com".
It is politics as usual in the junior high as multiple candidates are running for president, vice-president, treasurer and secretary for the Jordan Catholic School Student Leaders! The campaign signs they have made are creative and unique.

✔️ Let's get out and vote on Election Day - Thursday September 10, 2026!

"Man is by nature a political animal." — Aristotle
5 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
A collage of three student election posters attached to tiled school walls.  Top poster: Features pink and black text reading "VOTE FOR ASHLAN + ALICE" surrounded by musical notes and an illustration of a microphone with yellow and blue sound waves, followed by "THEY'LL BE YOUR VOICE" in bold block letters.  Middle poster: Displays thick black lettering stating "JUST DO IT VOTE COLBY" with a large purple check mark serving as the "V" in "VOTE".  Bottom poster: Decorated with blue glitter bow accents and disco ball cutouts, reading "LOOK Who Is Voting For HADLEY" with a small mirror mounted in the center reflecting a student wearing a patterned tie and dark pants.
A collage showing four creative student campaign posters hanging on cinderblock walls.  Top left poster: Red hand-painted text reads "VOTE COLBY FOR A BRAND NEW DAY" featuring an illustration of Spider-Man's mask.  Top right poster: Teal and navy text states "MAKE THE RIGHT CALL VOTE ASHLAN AND ALICE" above a red rotary telephone graphic with "RING RING" written near the earpiece.  Bottom left poster: Mimics a smartphone home screen titled "JORDAN SAYS VOTE COLBY" with hand-drawn app icons including Messages, Phone, Spotify, Netflix, YouTube, FaceTime, Camera, App Store, Safari, TikTok, Pinterest, and Snapchat.  Bottom right poster: Features a drawing of a smiling taco and a bell, reading "Let's TACO ABOUT VOTING 4 ASHLAN + ALICE" with a small note stating "This taco is happy because it voted for Ashlan and Alice!"
A collage of four student election posters displaying various pop culture themes.  Top left poster: Bold black, blue, and pink text reads "VOTE 4 EXPERIENCED OFFICERS! ASHLAN 2025-26 Treasurer, ALICE 2025-26 Secretary".  Top right poster: Styled after the Stranger Things logo, it features red underline accents and drawn Christmas lights, reading "It would be STRANGE If you didn't vote Hadley for Secretary".  Bottom left poster: Bright yellow background with distressed red spray-painted lettering reading "VOTE COLBY 4 PRES".  Bottom right poster: Features a hand-drawn Snapchat ghost icon on a yellow background with text above and beside it reading "OH SNAP VOTE ALICE AND ASHLAN FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT!".
A collage showing two student council campaign posters.  Top poster: Features sparkly pink lettering and green glitter leafy accents reading "VOTE FOR HADLEY SHE HAS ALL THE KOALA-FICATIONS". A cartoon koala climbing a brown tree trunk has a portrait cutout of a smiling female student placed over its face, with smaller text at the bottom reading "Student Council Class of '31 Secretary".  Bottom poster: Designed to look like a giant sheet of lined notebook paper with a 3D yellow pencil and pink eraser resting on top, reading "* Vote Logan for Secretary" next to a checked box.
A graphic collage featuring two student council campaign posters against a dark blue background adorned with decorative fireworks and glowing light spots.  Top Poster: A white poster with voting-themed graphics at the top, including ballot boxes and checkmarks. In the center, blue lettering reads "VOTE! NOBLE STEEN PRESIDENT," framed by blue ribbon graphics. Below it, red lettering reads "CARSTIN FIERS VICE PRESIDENT."  Bottom Poster: A white poster featuring the banner text "VOTE FOR" at the top. On the left, gold and silver lettering reads "NOBLE STEEN PRESIDENT," and on the right, gold and silver lettering reads "CARSTIN FIERS VICE PRESIDENT." At the bottom, blue and gold letters spell out "CLASS OF 2027."

Join us for our first Restaurant Spirit Night! Panera in Moline offers a HUGE percentage back to Jordan for any purchases TONIGHT (Wednesday Sept. 9th) between 4-8pm using code FUND4U! Online or in person, see you there!

5 days ago, Kelly McLaughlin
Panera Night
CALLING ALL JAGUAR PARENTS!
Join us for the (rescheduled) Jordan Catholic School Open House this Thursday, Sept. 10! Come learn about your children's classrooms, curriculum, and all the exciting plans for this school year.

Schedule of Events:
5:00 PM: Preschool / Pre-K
5:00 PM: Grade 6
5:15 PM: Grades K / 1
5:30 PM: Grades 2 / 3
5:45 PM: Grades 4 / 5
6:00 PM: Grades 7 / 8 (Multi-Purpose Room)

We look forward to seeing you there! 🏫✨
6 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
A flyer for the Jordan Catholic School Open House on Thursday, Sept. 10. Set against a dark slate background framed by colorful school supplies like pencils, paper clips, scissors, and chalk, the text invites parents to learn about classroom curriculum and plans for the upcoming school year.  The grade schedule is listed as follows:  Preschool / Pre-K: 5:00 PM  Grade 6: 5:00 PM  Grades K / 1: 5:15 PM  Grades 2 / 3: 5:30 PM  Grades 4 / 5: 5:45 PM  Grades 7 / 8: 6:00 PM in the Multi-Purpose Room  The bottom left corner features the Jordan Catholic School logo with the motto "Faith · Academics · Service."
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARY!
The Catholic Church celebrates the birthday of the Blessed Virgin Mary nine months after the December 8th celebration of her Immaculate Conception.
Only three birthdays are celebrated on the Church’s liturgical calendar, the Nativity of Our Lord on December 25th, the Nativity of Jesus’ forerunner, John the Baptist on June 24th, and the Nativity of Jesus’ Mother on September 8th, honoring the three principal figures connected to the Incarnation and the Redemption.
6 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
Statue of Mary holding Baby Jesus
What an incredible morning at the Rock Island Labor Day parade! 🎈🎉
A huge thank you to the fantastic Jordan Catholic School students and families who showed up in big numbers to walk with us yesterday. Your school spirit and energy made the parade extra special!
We extend our deepest gratitude to all the parents for joining in the fun and letting your children participate. We couldn't have done it without your wonderful support! 💙💛
6 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
parade collage
Happy Labor Day from all of us at Jordan Catholic School!
Today, we pray for and honor the dedication, hard work, and service of all workers in our community and beyond. May God bless you and your families with a peaceful, safe, and restful day!
"Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established." — Proverbs 16:3
7 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
Labor day
Mr. Baresel’s 7th-grade social studies class stepped back in time to simulate a pre-1492 Native American barter economy by trading various trinkets, snacks, and goods with one another. Through this hands-on activity, students learned firsthand how traditional trade networks functioned without currency, the challenges of finding what they want for what they have, and how perceived value drives economic exchanges.
12 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
Barter Simulation collage
🔥 Due to the excessive heat advisory in our area, Jordan Catholic School will dismiss at 11:30am on Wednesday and Thursday, 9/2 and 9/3.
🏫 Our open house originally scheduled for 9/3 will be postponed to 9/10 with the same schedule.
🏅 All practices and games are cancelled on 9/2 and 9/3.
👩‍👧‍👦 Before care is available both days however after care and the lunch program are closed on both days.

👕 Students and Staff may dress in casual day clothing on 9/2.
⛪ Mass is scheduled as usual at 9:15am on Thursday and students must be in uniform on this day.
13 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
heat flier

Our students were presented with an overview of the federal judicial system and an overview of the upcoming naturalization ceremony to be held at Augustana in September by Honorable Judge Sara Darrow. We are also very proud to share that a member of one of our families will be receiving his citizenship on this day.
Please join us in honoring Mr. Mata, father of students Leo, Sebastian and Sophia!

13 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
students seated at tables listening to a woman speaking to them from a podium

Tomorrow (Tuesday 9/1) will be a Casual Dress Day with a donation of any size!
We will be collecting donations to benefit injured lowa State Trooper and Alleman alum Chase Carruthers.
Please continue to keep Chase in your prayers as he heals!

14 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
Logo
🏀 Calling all future Pioneers! Registration is now open for the 2026–27 Future Pioneers Boys Basketball season for boys entering Grades 3–8!

Develop your skills, build teamwork, and compete locally with your future Alleman High School teammates.

Grades 3–6 Player Evaluations (Must attend ONE session at Alleman High School):
Sunday, August 30 OR Sunday, September 20
Grades 3–4: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Grades 5–6: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

Grades 7–8 Details:
Season runs late December through early March. Evaluation info will be shared in October/early November.

Program Details & Cost:
Grades 3–4: $135 | Grades 5–8: $185
Includes 15–20+ games & twice-weekly practices.
50% sibling discount for younger brothers!

📲 Register online before your evaluation: www.ahsfuturepioneers.com
📧 Questions? Contact [email protected]
17 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
FPBBB flier

Mrs. Ridenour reintroduced her role as a resource teacher to our 5th-8th grade students. Together, they learned all people learn differently. Sometimes, we need extra accommodations and resources. With the right support, we can all be successful! Thank you, Mrs. Ridenour for showing us that a little "band-aid" goes a long way!

19 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
Bandaid flier
The back-to-school Jordan Jaguar online store is closed. If you missed your chance to buy this exclusive "Jordan Artist" t-shirt designed by our very own, Mrs. Dodson, have no fear! Another online store will open in November with delivery before Christmas.
Proceeds from the sale of this design benefit our incredible Art department. 🎨🖌️
20 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
three people wearing the same tshirt posing with a stop sign

Interested in playing softball?


The Quad City Lady A's are still looking for a few more players to complete their 9U and 12U softball teams! Our growing organization proudly supports Jordan & Seton students, but teams are open to anyone!

Reach out today for more information and secure your spot on the field! 🥎

21 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
softball flier
📸 Say cheese, Jordan Jaguars! Tomorrow is officially Picture Day!

We can't wait to see all of those bright, smiling faces. Students are welcome to dress up and show off their best outfits, but please remember that all dress code rules still apply.

Get those outfits ready, rest up tonight, and get ready to flash those gorgeous smiles in the morning! ✨
21 days ago, Jordan Catholic School
picture day flier 8/25/26