Super Smash Bro Esports team is excited to announce tryouts Tuesday, Dec 16th. The team is separate than our normal club and will participate in the Idaho Esports League. Fee to participate is $45 and will cover league entrance fee and jersey.
Practice and games will be held each Monday after school until 5:00pm
Unfortunately, due to the league's game schedule, we are unable to participate in Mario Kart tournaments. We will be unable to host a Mario Kart team this year.
Ronan is always quick to volunteer for anything that will help another student, often stepping in before anyone even has to ask. He consistently offers this support quietly and without seeking recognition, showing genuine kindness and initiative.
Marci can always be found supporting a student who is struggling, stepping in with kindness and patience even without being asked. Her willingness to help others truly shows how amazing she is and the awesome impact she has on those around her.
There will be no eSports Tuesday or Wednesday. Enjoy your Thanksgiving!
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE VACANCY (11-11-2022). Due to the absence of candidates in the recent election for Trustee from Zone 2, the Board of Trustees of Fremont County Joint School District #215 declared a vacancy for Zone 2 on Monday, November 10, 2025, and is beginning the process to fill this vacancy. Zone 2 encompasses: Parker, Egin, portions of St. Anthony, and surrounding areas. The individual selected to fill the full term will serve starting January 2026. The Board of Trustees has a period of 90 days from the declaration of the vacancy to fill this position with a qualified individual who resides within Zone 2. If this does not occur, the Board may appoint a person at-large from within the boundaries of the school district. The process that will be utilized by the Board of Trustees to fill this vacancy shall be: (1) the board taking applications for review, (2) conducting interviews in open Board Meeting, and (3) recommending an individual to fill the vacancy. If you currently reside in Zone 2 and would like to apply, or if you have other questions, contact Superintendent Farris (208) 624-7542.
7th and 8th graders had a blast at our Fall Dance last Tuesday! Thanks to our student council for knowing how to host a fun party, our faculty for their support and chaperoning and our student body for showing off their moves and dancing till dark!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-YFOwtSKpA
Anna is great at noticing when something needs to be done, and she doesn’t wait to be asked. She goes the extra mile to help with schoolwork and makes sure her classmates and friends are doing okay too. Anna is thoughtful, dependable, and always ready to lend a hand when someone needs it.
Jordyn is always kind and helpful to others, both in class and outside of class. She’s someone you can count on because she’s responsible and dependable. Whenever someone needs help, Jordyn is quick to step in and do whatever she can to make things better.
Burton noticed that something had happened to someone and wanted to make sure they were okay. She kindly offered to help and also made a smart choice by telling someone who could do more to help. This showed that Burton cares about others and knows the right thing to do in serious situations.
Due to Parent/Teacher Conferences, there will be no Esports Club this Wednesday.
Click on the link below to view a 3 minute informational video about the upcoming bond election'
https://sd215.instructuremedia.com/embed/936e0ac9-3ea4-4788-bf7d-4f9506ecc225
We’re already getting into the spirit with our door decorating contest—and the creativity is amazing!
We can’t wait for a great week of learning, fun, and spreading awareness!
#RedRibbonWeek #DrugFreeLooksLikeMe #StayDrugFree
https://sd215.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
District Communication System Test ( 10/16/25)
This is a test of the Fremont County School District communication system. We’re conducting this test to ensure all staff and parents are receiving important messages from the schools.
If you received this message the way you prefer to receive messages, (ie Text, Facebook, Email, App, etc) no further action is needed. If you know someone who did not receive it, or you did not receive it in your prefered method, please contact your school office to update your contact information.
Thank you for helping us keep our communication system working smoothly!
President John F. Kennedy created National School Lunch Week (NSLW) in 1962 to promote the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life and the impact it has inside and outside of the classroom.
NSLW is an annual celebration dedicated to recognizing the vital role that school meals play in nourishing students across the country.
NSLW highlights the hard work and dedication of school nutrition professionals who provide healthy, delicious, and affordable meals every day, ensuring students have the fuel they need to learn and thrive.
NSLW is also a great time to remember that balanced, affordable, and delicious meals are available every day in our cafeterias.
Link for ordering: https://www.bellphoto.com/order/SouthFremontJr215Fall25
A huge thank you to Voya Financial for believing in our students and supporting innovation in rural schools like ours.
#VoyaDifference #voyaunsungheroes #voyateachervoices
https://youtu.be/9pDLp0bBd28
Wednesday, September 3 @ South Fremont High School
7:00 pm (Little Theater)
Wednesday, September 10 @ North Fremont High School
7:00 pm (Auditorium)
Wednesday, September 17 @ Island Park
7:00 pm (specific location TBD)
