About Bastian Elementary

Built in 2017, Bastian is located in the rapidly growing city of Herriman, Utah. Our school is nestled close to the beautiful Oquirrh Mountains. We believe in making a difference every day by teaching students academic content and social/emotional skills that will develop self confidence, worth, and a love of learning to foster independence.

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Fall Break

There is no school October 21st to Monday, October 28th. We will see everyone back in school on Tuesday, October 29th.

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Red Ribbon Week - October 29-November 1

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How To Receive School Communications/Information:  Introducing Parent Square

All classroom, school, and district communications will now be sent out through a platform called Parent Square. Notifications can be received in your email AND through the Parent Square app. Go to parentsquare.com/signin to activate your account and download the app.

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Registration: Students New to Bastian

• Visit our Registration tab on our website to enroll your student(s).

Kindergarten Students

• If you have a child that will be five years of age on or before September 1, 2024, your child qualifies for Bastian's 2024-2025 kindergarten program.  State law requires that all school districts in Utah abide by the same September 1st entrance cut-off date.
• You will be required, before enrollment in the Fall of 2024, to bring the child’s immunization record, a certified birth certificate (not a photocopy), and proof of residency. 

If you know of a neighbor who has a qualifying kindergarten child, please share this information with them.

We currently have two ways to register incoming students. One method is to register online. You will still need to physically bring in the needed documentation or you can come into our office. 

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Click here to enroll in the Smith's Inspiring Donations Program and designate Bastian Elementary as your recipient. Our school number is: LR720.

 Do You Want to Volunteer at Bastian?

All those wishing to volunteer must fill out their Volunteer Application Form and view the Jordan School District Code of Conduct training video before they can volunteer.  This form will be renewed annually.

If you need a printed copy of the Volunteer Application Form, please visit the Bastian front office staff. Our office staff will contact you if you need to be fingerprinted.

If you need to be fingerprinted:

1. Complete the Volunteer Application Form and turn it into the office.
2. View the "Code of Conduct" Training Video, sign the acknowledgement form, and return to the school for a signature from the principal before visiting HR to complete the background check.
3. Schedule an appointment to complete a fingerprint/background check (at no cost) by visiting the following Website for Jordan School District fingerprinting:  Click HERE to schedule your fingerprinting appointment.
4. Bring your completed Volunteer Application Form, signed by the school administrator, to the Human Resource Department for your scheduled appointment. A new application must be completed annually.

Volunteer Application Form - fillable form

Code of Conduct Volunteer Acknowledgement Form - fillable form

Code of Conduct Video

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Personal Electronic and Communication Devices at Bastian Elementary

The Jordan District Board of Education recognizes the importance of an educational environment that is conducive to high-quality teaching and learning. The Board also recognizes that personal electronic and communication devices are commonly used by students and although they can be valuable education and communication tools for students, they are also a source of distraction and disruption to the learning environment.

Elementary – Grades K-6
Student use of personal electronic and communication devices, including cellphones, laptops, tablet computers, smart watches, listening devices, wearable technology, and other similar personal electronic devices is not permitted during the school day. In extraordinary circumstances, exceptions may be approved by the school principal in consultation with their Administrator of Schools. Devices must be silenced and remain out of sight during the school day.

• Consequences for Electronic Device Policy Violation - Elementary Grades K-6
  • 1st Offense: Verbal reminder/warning and notification to parent/guardian
  • 2nd Offense: Device held in the office for pick-up at the end of the day by student and notification to parent/guardian.
  • 3rd+ Offense: Device held in the office for pick-up at the end of the day by parent or guardian.
  • Schools may implement additional consequences.
• Use of personal electronic and communication devices that violate state or federal law, any District policies or regulations, or the Jordan School District Acceptable Use Policy is prohibited.
• Students may use personal electronic and communication devices during school-sponsored activities outside of the school day at District school campuses and while on District buses.
• Schools may enact additional restrictions with support of the School Community Council, in consultation with their Administrator of Schools, and notification of the Board.

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