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 To our graduating seniors...a message from Dr. Lonnie Barber
This graduating class entered kindergarten in the fall of 1998. Recently I had the opportunity to hear from kindergartners at Carey Leadership Day. I am struck by the growth that happens in just twelve short years. From kindergarten to high school graduation, the journey of the mind, heart and soul is immense... See the full story in this month's Partners in Education: The Graduation Issue |
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 Inspiring Student Represents Hundreds More...Andres Garcia, Carey High School, Valedictorian
Andres moved here when he was nine years old. "I've always loved school. Most kids think that school is like a job, but I've always loved it. I'd rather be at school than anywhere else. School is the foundation of my life. My dad has worked hard to bring our family to the U.S. so that we have a better future. The least I can do in return is get good grades so that I can help my family," said Andres. "I will work this summer and then go to Idaho State University to study pharmacology. I took chemistry this year and realized how much I enjoyed it. For my senior project I disassembled an old push lawn mower and rebuilt it. It was a summer project and I really enjoyed it," he said. Andres received several merit scholarships through Idaho State University as well as...See the full story in this month's Partners in Education: The Graduation Issue |
 Partners in Education: The Graduation Issue
Published in the June 1st issue of The Weekly Sun and the June 3rd issue of the Idaho Mountain Express, our June Partners in Education is focused on our 2011 graduating seniors. Pick up a copy to read about:
- our inspiring students
- messages from each principal
- an interview with college counselor, Carla Stewart-Donaldson
- where Blaine County seniors apply to college and much more
You can also read the latest issue right here:
Partners in Education: The Graduation Issue |
 Safe Routes to School Parent Surveys
Mountain Rides and Safe Routes to School would like your input. The following surveys will remain open until midnight on Friday, June 3. Please take the time (only 3-5 minutes) to complete this survey; they will use this data when applying for funding for the Safe Routes to School program. The surveys are broken down by school...
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 Annual Public Budget Process Underway
Blaine County School District Business Manager Mike Chatterton, " Business Official of the Year", Idaho Association of School Business Officials, received permission from the School Board last month to publish the proposed 2011/2012 budget for public comment and review. By law, public schools and publicly funded organizations must publish their budgets prior to board approval. On Wednesday, June 8... FULL STORY |
