The JA and Kathryn Albertson Foundation recognized the Carey School in a state-wide publication focusing on 21st Century education. Two students, Micaela Adamson and Taylor Castle, received the KTVB-KTFT Distinguished Student Awards...FULL STORY.

Tracy Dawson & Rex Squires were recognized at the September Board Meeting

Rex Squires, Laurie Lindsey, Tracy Dawson, Wendy Wenglikowski and Emma Harmon received accolades at the September School Board meeting. About the transportation department, former Developmental Preschool teacher Cathy Lind wrote, "I have such respect for what you all do and for always keeping me in touch with a part of the day that was so important to our children in the DPS. You made their ride part of their education." FULL STORY.

The School Board held a special meeting on Monday, September 19 to review Plant Facility Levy projects done to date, as well as future projects the School Board might consider. A detailed list of proposed projects and budget can be found in the minutes. The School Board also decided unanimously to approve the $1.5 million budget for the auditorium remodel at the Community Campus, thus bringing Blaine County's largest indoor seating venue into the 21st Century. Both topics are part of the BCSD Strategic Plan: Goal #7, We put into practice state-of-the-art technology that provides students and staff with full working and learning capability, Goal #8, Our schools are safe and secure environments that adapt to an ever-changing world, Goal #9, Our facilities, grounds and classrooms promote sustainability and provide for optimal learning. Click here for the meeting minutes.
 

Do you know if your son or daughter is a victim of bullying or harassment? Do you know if your son or daughter is a bully or harasses others? What is bullying?

Find out what parents and guardians need to know on Monday, September 26, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Wood River High School Distance Learning Lab. FULL STORY.

Jenny Emery Davidson with her lunch buddy.

The Lunch Buddy program matches caring adults with children in our public schools. Receiving support from adults in the community is one of 40 Developmental Assets identified by the Search Institute as key to becoming a responsible, caring adult.

The Lunch Buddy program is a great way for the community to connect with children in a meaningful way. Nothing is required other than a weekly commitment to have lunch with a student. Opportunities are available...FULL STORY