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Attention 2018-19 Athletes, Parents and Coaches
2018-19 Sports Physicals
The UHSAA has set the following guidelines concerning Physicals for the 2018-19 school year.
All physicals obtained before April 15, 2018, will expire July 15, 2018.
Physicals obtained on or after April 15, 2018, will be good thru July 15, 2019
U Health is offering Sport Physicals

Who: Any that needs a physical for the 2018-19 school year
When: Thursday, May 10th, 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Where: University of Utah Health Care Orthopedic Center (5126 W Daybreak Pkwy, South Jordan, UT)
Cost:$20 (please pay cash in advance with Herriman Main Office)
Sign up and Payment deadline is Thursday, May 3, 2018

The heart of teaching is found in the stories and lives of great teachers everywhere. Classrooms are filled with teenagers struggling with all kinds of problems and all kinds of joys! We Get It – and we want you to know that we’ve been there. A few really brave teachers shared a part of their soul and we hope this message becomes clear as we struggle together through this awesome experience called High School!

Congrats to these incredible athletes and their coaches and families! Good luck at the next level –

Congratulations to this years Herriman High Sterling Scholars! This award represents the scholastic achievements of the best of HHS – years of preparation, consistency, and dedication are the hallmark of each Scholar.

Mathematics
Dan Wilkerson  – Winner
Jordan Harbaugh – Runner-up

English
Sofia Jimenez – Winner
Evan Noble – Runner-up

World Languages
Lincoln Feist

Visual Arts
Sabrina Lin – Winner
Lauren Sam – Runner-up

Skilled & Technical Sciences Education
Aspen Curtis – Winner

Speech/Theatre Arts/Forensics
Evan Noble – Winner
Ruth Barnum – Runner-up

Vocal Performance
Victoria Jensen – Winner
Senah Park – Runner-up

Science
Abigail Jacketta – Winner
Sydney Schmidt – Runner-up

Instrumental Music
Carson Buttars

Family & Consumer Sciences
Paige Christensen – Winner

Business & Marketing
Peyton Williams – Winner
Maelynn Dougher – Runner-up

Dance
Naomi Molloy  – Winner
Camille Leiter – Runner-up

Social Science
Emma Cummings

Computer Technology
Taylor Dee – Winner
Patrick Kenyon – Runner-up

 
From MustangTV and Kinikini Productions comes a short film about your neighborhood.

School Community Council Meeting

October 11, 2017
Jim Birch called the meeting to order at 7:00pm

In attendance

Katie McEwen
Cheryl Wanlass
Silvia Delabarra
Allison Arsenault
Liz Erickson
Michael Goldhardt
Melanie Harker
Eddie Loomis
Jessica Lord
Todd McIntyre
Amy Peterson
Erica Plummer
Bill Reading
Katherine Harbaugh
Kelly Wilde
Darrell Robinson
Shana Mondragon
Jim Birch
Lynn Allred
Kim Searle

1.    Election of New Council Chair, Co-Chair, and Volunteer for CC Secretary

1. Katie McEwen was voted as chair, Cheryl Wanlass was voted as co-chair, Shana Mondragon volunteered as secretary

2.    Dates for SCC Meetings 2017-2018

1. January 10, 2018, March 14, 2018, May 2, 2018
2. All meetings will begin at 7:00pm in the Tech Atrium

3.    Land Trust

1. Decisions will be proposed at January 10^th meeting and approved at the March 14^th meeting

4.    SCC Training

1. Offered Nov 1^st @ Copper Hills High, Nov 2^nd @ Bingham High, and Nov 9^th @ Mt Jordan Middle; all start @ 6pm

5.    Traffic Concerns

1. Flexible schedule and blended classroom suggested to help with traffic and overcrowding
2. Data requested from board of education to see if SCC is interested in forming a sub-committee to further discuss

6.    School Growth

1. Current enrollment is 3,045 students with 115 teachers
2. Incoming freshman class is projected at 1,200 students, replacing the current senior class of 907 students
3. Additional portables, creating more classrooms within school, more teachers teaching all 7 periods, and traveling teachers are options to accommodate larger student body
4. New high school (opening 2019-2020) will accommodate 2,500 students

7.    Cell Phones in Classroom

1. School policy is that cell phones are used at teacher’s request
2. If used inappropriately, course of action is:
   1. Teacher takes phone, student gets it back at end of class
   2. Phone is sent to office, student gets it back from VP

• Parents have to pick up phone from office

8. School Improvement Data (Ms. Searle)

1. Percentage of students meeting benchmark has stayed the same or increased from previous years
2. ACT composite scores show steady improvement
3. Graduation rate higher than Jordan School District average and state of Utah average
4. New report cards will show new measurements of learning
   1. Will be implemented next year

9. Counselor Success & Update

1. College day and college application week
   1. Volunteers needed
   2. Many colleges waive application fees and Jordan Education Foundation provides funding for fees for students in need
2. Regent Scholarship requirement changes to be implemented next year

10. School Successes (Mr. Birch) and Athletics

1. Over 50 clubs offered to all students
2. Quality of teachers is main priority for administration
3. Tracker aide is proving to be helpful and effective
4. All teachers and students involved with Hope Squad are being trained on suicide prevention; program has been well received by student body
5. Multiple clubs and programs have seen success in district and state competitions

Next Meeting

Wednesday, January 10^th @ 7:00pm in Tech Atrium

To every athlete who needs a sports physical for this upcoming season, the University of Utah Orthopedic Center is offering $25 Physicals on Thursday November 9th at 6:00 p.m.

You must pay the fee in the Main Office by November 2!

The UofU Orthopedic Center is located at 590 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City.

2017 UofU Physicals Flyer

Thank you to the Herriman Community for making this event possible. We hope the spirit of this message resonates with every driver – “Please drive responsibly and help each other make better driving decisions!”