Mini Grant Recipient, Jordan Cimenski
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On Thursday, November 14, 2024, Edgemont Elementary flew its Department of Education Blue Ribbon Flag.
The school held an assembly attended by Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi, School Member Melanie Hall, Superintendent Wendy Dau, and many other special guests. The Edgemont choir performed a celebratory number, and the students sang their school anthem as the flag was raised.
The 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools reflect the full diversity of American education and serve students from all backgrounds. While awardees represent a wide array of schools, they share common traits. National Blue Ribbon Schools are led by leaders who articulate a clear vision of instructional excellence and uphold high standards. They showcase effective teaching methods and offer robust professional development for their staff. Data-driven instruction is a hallmark of Edgemont, and there is a concerted effort to ensure every student succeeds. Collaboration among families, communities, and educators is a key component of Edgemont’s success.
Only 420 schools may be nominated each year. It is an incredible honor for Edgemont to be recognized as a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School. For more information on the US Department of Education Blue Ribbon School award, check out the link below.
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