✨ Throwback Thursday! ✨ Let’s take a look back at when our third graders at Oregon Trail Elementary learned all about the voting process! 🗳️ From creating posters for their favorite candidates to designing their own ID cards and casting their votes, these young learners got a hands-on civics lesson they won’t forget. And the winner? Harry Potter magically took the lead! ⚡🏆 #ThrowbackThursday #OregonTrailElementary #LearningThroughVoting #FutureVoters #HarryPotterForTheWin #CivicsEducation #StudentEngagement #MakingLearningFun
4 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
Oregon Trail Elementary student learning about voting and casting her ballot.
Oregon Trail student casting a voting ballet in a voting booth.
Oregon Trail classroom voting ballots.
There’s still time to make a difference! Homelessness impacts a child’s ability to learn, but with your support, we can provide the stability they need. Just $25 can provide hygiene supplies for a family, $75 can fund equipment for extracurriculars, and $150 can feed a student for a month. Let’s help them focus on learning, not survival. Donate before Dec. 31 to help TFSD reach our goal of $5,000. Every dollar helps! https://www.avenuesforhope.org/organizations/twin-falls-school-district #AvenuesForHope #LastChanceToGive #SupportTFSD
4 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
There’s still time to make a difference! Homelessness impacts a child’s ability to learn, but with your support, we can provide the stability they need. Just $25 can provide hygiene supplies for a family, $75 can fund equipment for extracurriculars, and $150 can feed a student for a month. Let’s help them focus on learning, not survival. Donate before Dec. 31 to help TFSD reach our goal of $5,000. Every dollar helps! https://www.avenuesforhope.org/organizations/twin-falls-school-district #AvenuesForHope #LastChanceToGive #SupportTFSD
Meet a TFSD student who’s balancing schoolwork with the challenge of homelessness. “I do my homework at a local McDonald’s or coffee shop where I can get free Wi-Fi,” they shared. No student should have to struggle with finding a safe, quiet place to learn. Help us support students facing homelessness by donating to the Avenues for Hope campaign. Your contribution can provide food, supplies, and stability so they can focus on their education. Donate today: https://www.avenuesforhope.org/organizations/twin-falls-school-district #AvenuesForHope #SupportTFSDStudents
5 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
Meet a TFSD student who’s balancing schoolwork with the challenge of homelessness. “I do my homework at a local McDonald’s or coffee shop where I can get free Wi-Fi,” they shared. No student should have to struggle with finding a safe, quiet place to learn. Help us support students facing homelessness by donating to the Avenues for Hope campaign. Your contribution can provide food, supplies, and stability so they can focus on their education.
Extracurricular activities help students feel connected to their schools and friends—but for students experiencing homelessness, participating in sports or music programs can be difficult without proper gear. Your donation of $75 to the Avenues for Hope campaign could help provide a student with athletic shoes or the supplies they need to join in. Let’s work together to give every student a fair chance to thrive! Donate here: https://www.avenuesforhope.org/organizations/twin-falls-school-district #EveryDollarCounts #TFSDGivesBack
5 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
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We have one week left before Christmas Break! Let's make it fun and dress up each day next week. Don't forget... Friday, December 20th is early release (12:45).
5 months ago, Alexis Boyle
Student Dress Up Week Flyer for before Christmas Break
Congratulations Katie Schwabedissen, Certified Employee of the Month for December. Katie teaches language arts and Social Studies at O’Leary Middle School Katie is a Twin Falls native who enjoys gardening and reading when she is not at work. Someday she would like to learn to speak Spanish fluently. She has always wanted to be a teacher. She loves working with kids and seeing them grow and change throughout the year. Her inspiration is when she sees her children being successful. Her best day on the job is when students from older grades (particularly graduating seniors) return to visit. She would like to be remembered as helpful to her students. A word that best describes her is caring. Principal Note: Ms. Schwabedissen is the manifestation of a master teacher. She cares deeply for her students and her curriculum. The last two years she has asked to have her 3 sections of Language Arts filled with the students that are struggling the most. She makes sure that there are accommodations that are appropriate for them but is still holding them to the same standards as the other teachers at the school. Her students showed great growth last year and I expect that this year’s students will be just as successful.
5 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
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Looking for a fun holiday activity that the whole family can enjoy? Do you love Studio C and or Whose Line is it Anyway? Then TFHS Theater has the activity for you! Come see our Holiday Comedy Show on December 13 and 14 at 7 PM. We will be featuring holiday themed original comedy sketches written by the students and faculty of the theater department at TFHS, as well as performances from our in-house improvisation troupe, The Whoopsie Daisy Show! Admission is just $2 per person! Also, Santa will be in the house ready to visit with the kids after the show! Come let us have you "laughing all the way" to winter break and help support the theater arts program at TFHS while you're at it!
5 months ago, Eva Craner
Holidya Comedy Show Flyer: Details in the body of the post.
Imagine trying to finish your homework in a car or a crowded space with no privacy. That’s the reality for some of our students experiencing homelessness. TFSD is committed to ensuring all students have the resources they need to succeed in school, and we need your help. Every donation to the Avenues for Hope campaign will help provide essentials like food, hygiene supplies, and more. Let’s give these students a fighting chance! Donate here: https://www.avenuesforhope.org/organizations/twin-falls-school-district #AvenuesForHope #SupportTFSD
5 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
AOF
Happy Thanksgiving! We are so grateful for our incredible students, dedicated staff members, and the supportive community that makes public education thrive. Wishing everyone a joyful and restful holiday! 🦃
6 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
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❤️🥗 Chobani recently celebrated Everybody Eats Week ! 🥗 During Everybody Eats Week, food deliveries were made to Bickel Elementary and Oregon Trail Elementary schools, ensuring students and families have access to nutritious meals. This generous effort highlights the importance of community partnerships in promoting well-being.📸✨ #EverybodyEats #CommunitySupport #ChobaniCares
6 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
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IF you preregistered by October 25th, this Thursday, November 21st is our Thanksgiving Lunch. Adults and Children not enrolled at Oregon Trail cost $5.00. Each grade levels lunch times are included below. Kinder (11:00 - 11:40) First (11:40 - 12:20) Second (11:15 - 11:55) Third (12:00 - 12:40) Fourth (11:50 - 12:30) Fifth (12:10 - 12:50)
6 months ago, Alexis Boyle
Thanksgiving Dinner Flyer with price and menu for families
Thanksgiving Dinner Flyer with date, phone number, and email.
🏀🎉 Gear Up and Give Back! 🎉🏈 Join us for a FREE Sports Gear Donation Drive! 🌟 📅 Date: November 15 🕕 Time: 6-8 PM 📍 Location: Canyon Ridge High School Cafeteria Come collect the gear you or your kids need to play sports! We’re accepting new or gently used shoes, new athletic socks, and school sports gear—let’s help our community stay active and healthy! Spread the word and bring your friends! Together, we can make a difference! 🙌💚 #GearUpGiveBack #CommunitySports #FreeGear
6 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
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Meet The Wolfpack! 🐾The Oregon Trail student council team. Erin Denny has been working closely with them, sharing invaluable leadership skills. From introducing themselves confidently to writing effective meeting agendas, they’re learning how to present their ideas and lead discussions like pros! 🌟Keep shining, Wolfpack! Your leadership journey is just beginning!🌟 #OregonTrail #Wolfpack #LeadershipSkills #StudentCouncil #FutureLeaders
6 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
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Oregon Trail's Food Drive this week goes to the Valley House! If you want to donate, just send your canned foods into school with your child. Thank you for supporting our community. #support #community #fooddrive
6 months ago, Alexis Boyle
Oregon Trail's Food Drive Flyer for the Valley House
Our second graders enjoyed their field trip to Texas Road House today! #secondgrade
6 months ago, Alexis Boyle
Second Grade Group in front of Texas Road House
Line Dancing Break at Texas Road House
Bus ride over to Texas Road House
Texas Road House Field Trip - making balloons
Students smiling with teacher and their balloons.
Students making balloons and eating rolls at Texas Road House.
Students smiling at Texas Road House
Line Dancing
Students smiling in booth at Texas Road House
Students and Teachers smiling with balloons
🏀🎉 Gear Up and Give Back! 🎉🏈 Join us for a FREE Sports Gear Donation Drive! 🌟 📅 Date: November 15 🕕 Time: 3:30-5 PM 📍 Location: Canyon Ridge High School Cafeteria Come collect the gear you or your kids need to play sports! We’re accepting new or gently used shoes, new athletic socks, and school sports gear—let’s help our community stay active and healthy! Spread the word and bring your friends! Together, we can make a difference! 🙌💚 #GearUpGiveBack #CommunitySports #FreeGear
6 months ago, Andrea Inchausti
Gear up & Give Back Flyer
Spirit Day Winners - November 1st Congratulations to the following classes for having the highest percentage of participating students: Kinder: Bloxham 1st: Kirchmeyer 2nd: Kelley 3rd: Cuevas 4th: Bixler & Ferrara 5th: Boyle
6 months ago, Alexis Boyle
Mrs. Bixler's Class with the mascot and stuffed animal.
More hugs from our mascot.
Our school mascot giving lots of hugs to the kids.
Mrs. Ferrara's Class smiling with the mascot.
Students hugging the mascot.
Ms. Kirchmeyer's class smiling with our school mascot.
Mrs. Bloxham's Kindergarten Classroom smiling with the mascot.
Students hugging the mascot as they earn their wolf stuffed animal.
Mrs. Boyle's 5th Grade Class posing with the mascot.
Leading up to Election Day, you'll see posts from the TFSD regarding the Supplemental Levy. We hope these posts provide information so that all community members can make an informed decision on election day. Where do I vote? At your regular polling place. To determine your polling place or for more information about absentee voting, please visit voteidaho.gov or call the Twin Falls County Clerk at 208-736-4004. The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer on the proposed levy is a tax of $91 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that expires on June 30, 2025 and that currently costs $72 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. Therefore, if the proposed levy is approved, the tax per $100,000 of taxable assessed value is expected to increase by $19 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. To put it in perspective, the estimated tax impact of the proposed levy equates to $7.58 per month for every $100,000 of taxable property value (after homeowners exemption). This would be an increase of $1.58 per month per $100,000 of taxable value from the current levy rate. To learn more about the supplemental levy, visit https://www.tfsd.org/supplemental-levy/
6 months ago, Eva Craner
a collage of photos from around the district featuring students participating in a variety of activities from class projects to cheerleading.
Leading up to Election Day, you'll see posts from the TFSD regarding the Supplemental Levy. We hope these posts provide information so that all community members can make an informed decision on election day. When is the election? November 5, 2024, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. In addition, eligible voters have the opportunity to vote early with mail-in ballots and early in-person voting at Twin Falls County West, 630 Addison Ave. W. You can learn more about voting at voteidaho.gov The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer on the proposed levy is a tax of $91 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that expires on June 30, 2025 and that currently costs $72 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. Therefore, if the proposed levy is approved, the tax per $100,000 of taxable assessed value is expected to increase by $19 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. To put it in perspective, the estimated tax impact of the proposed levy equates to $7.58 per month for every $100,000 of taxable property value (after homeowners exemption). This would be an increase of $1.58 per month per $100,000 of taxable value from the current levy rate. To learn more about the supplemental levy, visit https://www.tfsd.org/supplemental-levy/
6 months ago, Eva Craner
a collage of photos from around the district featuring students participating in a variety of activities from class projects to cheerleading.
Leading up to Election Day, you'll see posts from the TFSD regarding the Supplemental Levy. We hope these posts provide information so that all community members can make an informed decision on election day. Who can vote? Registered voters who have resided in the TFSD boundaries for at least 30 days prior to the election may vote in this election. If you have not registered to vote, you may register at the polls. You will need a picture ID and proof of residence. You must be a U.S. citizen and at least 18 years of age. The estimated average annual cost to the taxpayer on the proposed levy is a tax of $91 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value, per year, based on current conditions. The proposed levy replaces an existing levy that expires on June 30, 2025 and that currently costs $72 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. Therefore, if the proposed levy is approved, the tax per $100,000 of taxable assessed value is expected to increase by $19 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. To put it in perspective, the estimated tax impact of the proposed levy equates to $7.58 per month for every $100,000 of taxable property value (after homeowners exemption). This would be an increase of $1.58 per month per $100,000 of taxable value from the current levy rate. To learn more about the supplemental levy, visit https://www.tfsd.org/supplemental-levy/
6 months ago, Eva Craner
a collage of photos from around the district featuring students participating in a variety of activities from class projects to cheerleading.