The regiment made finals at the Capital City Band Expo for the first time in 13 years, breaking the long running curse of not making it to the finals. Drum major Layla Vaughn was very excited to share her perspective of the moment.  “I’ve lived through the past three years at Sanderson hoping and hoping we’d make finals and it was really rough last year because we got ninth (top 8 make finals) by 0.01 of a point.” With many achievements and breaking the long running curse, the Jordan Regiment...

For the past few months, the Jordan High School theatre department has been working to bring something very special to the stage: Water for Elephants! You may have already seen the posters around school. The show, directed by Olivia Bellido, will be performed November 13-15 and 20-22. This production follows the story of a young man named Jacob Jankowski, as he navigates his life in the Great Depression after accidentally joining a circus, where things aren’t quite as they seem. This is a...

On October 18th, the Jordan Regiment (marching band) went to the 36th Annual Fuquay-Varina Festival of Bands to compete against eleven other North Carolina high school bands and won first place in colorguard, percussion, and visual, as well as second place in music and overall. The festival, hosted by Fuquay Varina High School, is one of the longest-running marching band competitions in North Carolina. Then, on Saturday, October 25th, the Regiment broke a long running curse, making it to the...