
As part of Celebrating Our Teachers & Staff day, students may dress as their favorite teacher on TUESDAY 1/28.


As part of Celebrating Our Community day, students may dress as a community service member (fire, Police, Nurse, etc.) or wear a t-shirt representing one of these groups, with uniform pants or jeans on MONDAY 1/27.


Catholic Schools Week begins tomorrow. Join in on the fun by kicking off the week at mass with your family! Don't forget to show off your Jordan Jaguar pride by wearing Jordan spirit wear or your school uniform.



The 7th grade students in Mr. Baresel's Financial Literacy Class introduced their original invention and business ideas in the Shark Tank. Ideas ranged from Truck Taped Shoes and Stress Away Slime to Desktop Games and more! The students told the judges (the "Sharks") about their ideas, how much money they needed for an investment and what percentage of their company they would give to the Sharks. Our panel of Sharks included Mrs. Carlsten, Mrs. Ridenour, Mrs. Todd, and a slew of savvy 8th graders who each made a shrewd deal to partner with the best student pitches. They learned about public speaking, budgeting, and how to sell a good idea. They had the guts to swim with the sharks. Way to go 7th grade, you were all fantastic!



Mrs. Coleman's preschool class has been learning about creativity, construction, and tools. They learned that tools are instruments used to accomplish a task, that people use tools for work and play, simple machines make work easier, and simple machines can be used for to create art and to have fun.




Ms. McLaughlin's 8th grade science class just wrapped up their Motion and Energy unit. For their end-of-unit project, the students constructed functioning pinball machines!


Mr. Malone's 6th grade class played Ocean Floor Battleship today to discover how sea floors are mapped. Students create different seafloors with features such as continents, continental shelves, mid Ridges and trenches. They discussed how sonar was used in the 1940's to create a map of the ocean floor. The student who was able to create the ocean floor first won!





This year, fifth grade is focusing on being the best version of ourselves. Our goal is to continue to practice kindness and show grace and empathy towards others in 2025!

The 8th graders met their first grade buddies last week. They did an alphabet scavenger hunt around the classroom and read together while they getting to know each other.





A few of our Preschool students took advantage of the snowfall we had this morning.









After learning about coordinates in geometry, Mrs. James’ 4th graders put it to use playing the classic game, Battleship.




The 8th grade students in Mr. Baresel's social studies class participated in a simulation of immigration at Ellis Island. The students played the role of immigrants, Ellis Island doctors and guards. The immigrants had the goal of getting through the medical and psychological evaluations to become a U.S. citizen. Most were able to complete the goal and became full American Citizens!



Boyd and Peter have both surpassed their 6th grade Math concepts in their Math program and are now working on above grade level concepts! Way to go boys!


Kindergarten made their letters for Santa this week. They are officially ready for his arrival on Jesus' birthday! 🎅🏼🎄


The Junior Pioneers Wrestling Team went undefeated at the Wilson Middle School wrestling meet last night! Jordan's own Zach, Aaron, Hank, Jaxon, Rudy, Santi, and Alex all won their duels and remained undefeated. Way to go Jaguars!



From Preschool-3 to 8th grade, we would like to wish everyone a truly joyous Christmas. May the blessings of the Holy Family be with you this Christmas and always.



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