Positivity means that even though we know will face difficult days filled with adversity, failure, doubt and resistance, we stick to the path because we know what we do matters. Positivity means that we learn to see adversity and failure as opportunities for learning. We learn to recognize that resistance is essential to growth.

We persist through our challenges because we know that our efforts will mean the difference between success and failure for our kids. We know the payoff is worth the price

Due to the beginning of the Trimester, all secondary students are to attend on

Monday, March 11, 2024.

Kindergarten Registration is on March 11, 2024 throughout the district. Please spread the word in your neighborhoods and to your friends whose children will attend kindergarten next year (2024-2025).

Students in grades in 6th - 11th grade are invited to attend the Advances Opportunities Workshop. This a great way for students to earn college credits while in high school. See the flyer below for more information.

Thunder Ridge HS 5A Girls Wrestling
Thunder Ridge HS 5A Dance: Military
Bonneville HS 4A State Cheer

• Shauna Anderson, Thunder Ridge HS, 185 lb Girls Wrestling
  
• Talon Eck, Thunder Ridge HS, 126 lb. Boys Wrestlng

The board approved an adoption committee for ELA curriculum. We are planning on hosting a curriculum adoption committee meeting with a CKLA presentation for teachers and parents on March 11th from 3:00 to 5:00 at the PLC Building. We will be selecting 14 teachers and 14 parents to be a part of the committee. Here is a link to the survey if you are interested in being a part of the committee.

For the March 13, 2024 Regular School Board meeting, the location has been changed to the Rocky Mountain MS auditorium. We are anticipating quite a crowd to honor all our state champions from last week. The Board will hold an executive session at 5:00 p.m., which is closed to the public per state law. The public business of the meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m.

No news this week, but make sure to tune in to the latest episode of the D93 News Podcast! Lori sits down with an inspiring Bonneville student, defying medical odds on the path to graduation. Get ready for a story of resilience and triumph!

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CAES is hosting an event for Junior and Seniors to visit the center. The date is March 13th. We will have three time slots: 9:00-11:00, 11:00-1:00, and 1:00-3:00. We will be able to send 30 students per session for a total of 90 students. If you have a student that would be interested, please complete this form for a chance to attend the event.

The 20th Annual Idaho Teen Film Festival will be held on May 9th at Hillcrest High School. Teens may submit a film in one of the following categories with a $300 category prize awarded for EACH category:

• ACTION/DRAMA

• COMEDY

• DOCUMENTARY

• COMMERCIAL

• SHORT SUBJECT

• SPORTS

Go to www.idahoteenfilmfestival.org for more information.

Be a part of the D93 Community by browsing our selection of We Are D93 Spiritwear. There is a variety of sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets and vests. Check it out!

Do you have kids graduating this year and are preparing to go to college or into the workforce. Then this is a great website for you. Parents and guardians play an important role in helping teens get ready for life after high school. We’ve gathered resources and tools to help guide you.

ParentGuidance.org is website with free online courses and resources for parents and anyone who needs support. There is Parent Coaching, Ask a Therapist and Get Help options as well as specialized courses for your specific needs and support measures. Spanish is available if needed. Again these services are free.

Students, parents, and employees can reach out for help with bullying, harassment, suicidal tendencies, self-harm, threats, or to report weapons at school by going to d93.org/gethelp or sending the text @gethelp to 855-528-0074.

Thank you to our community partners at EIRMC for supporting our D93 Family Update.