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Supercast explores hall monitor roles at Fort Herriman Middle School

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Supercast explores hall monitor roles at Fort Herriman Middle School
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A Jordan School District podcast episode explores the role of hall monitors at Fort Herriman Middle School. The feature highlights how monitors work to keep 13,000 middle school students safe through corridor patrols and student connections.

Key takeaways

  • Hall monitors at Fort Herriman Middle School patrol corridors to keep 13,000 Jordan School District middle school students safe.
  • The role involves building trust and serving as positive role models for students.
  • The Supercast episode 375 highlights how monitors guide students toward school support through meaningful connections.

A Jordan School District podcast episode released November 12 explores the role of hall monitors at Fort Herriman Middle School. The episode, titled Eyes, Ears, and Hearts: Inside the World of Middle School Hall Monitors, examines how these staff members support the district's 13,000 middle school students.

In the 375th episode of the Supercast, the focus is on how hall monitors perform duties that extend beyond hallway supervision. According to the report, monitors patrol campus corridors and respond at a moment's notice to ensure student safety.

Beyond physical supervision, the role involves building trust, acting as positive role models, and guiding students toward school support. The episode explores how meaningful connections with students serve as a primary part of their impactful work.

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