SCHOOL CALENDAR REMINDER: This is a reminder and update regarding the final days of the school year:
There will be no school on Thursday, May 21, as the School Board has designated the day as a Teacher Appreciation Day.
There will also be no school on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.
School will be in session on May 26–28.
Thursday, May 28 will be a full/regular school day and the last day of school for students and teachers.
In addition, the School Board has designated Friday, May 29 as a no school day.
Thank you all for your support throughout the school year. We wish everyone a safe and wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
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SFJH Auditorium
We are looking for a jr. high volleyball coach for next fall. If you are interested, apply at sd215.net, or call us at 208-624-7880. Help spread the word!
Through a grant from Allstate called Read a Book, Give a Book, 8th grade volunteers were able to read books to K-2 students at Parker Elementary. The 8th graders then signed the books and gave them to the students. Thanks Allstate and Ms. Thomson for giving our students this opportunity!
Congratulations to the 2026-2027 SFJH Cheer Team! There will be a parent and cheerleader meeting in Mrs. Poplin’s room on May 19th @ 4:30 to discuss expectations of the team, fundraising, practice schedule, etc. Go Cougars!
Our food service staff do much more than prepare meals. They greet students with a smile, create a welcoming environment, and serve up consistency and kindness every single day. Their work requires early mornings, long hours, and a deep commitment to the well-being of our children—and it does not go unnoticed.
We are truly grateful for the dedication, patience, and heart our lunch heroes bring to our schools. They play a vital role in supporting not only student health, but also their ability to focus, grow, and succeed.
Anytime you see one of our school lunch heroes, please take a moment to thank them. A kind word or simple gesture can mean so much.
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South Fremont Junior High School is preparing to submit an application for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) Grant through the Idaho State Department of Education.
If awarded, this grant will support the development of an after-school Innovation Center program designed to provide students with expanded learning opportunities beyond the regular school day. The program will focus on academic enrichment, STEM learning, leadership development, and creative exploration for students in grades 6–8.
Planned programming may include hands-on experiences such as robotics, media production, esports, leadership teams, makerspace projects, and other team opportunities. The program will also include academic support and family engagement events.
We welcome input from parents, community members, and local organizations as we develop this program. If you would like to share feedback or explore partnership opportunities, please contact:
Rebecca Ricks: rebeccar@sd215.net
Zach Goulding: zachg@sd215.net
Our 7-8 grade girls and the opportunity to attend a BYU-Idaho hosted STEM day. They learned about different STEM fields and participated in different demonstrations and activities. Thanks BYU-Idaho for such a great day for our girls!
Congratulations to our Junior Varsity for winning last week's game against Gem Prep.
Wish both teams luck today in their games!
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Wish both our teams luck!
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Wish them luck on their game today!
Greyson does a great job checking in and making sure he stays on top of his work and responsibilities. He keeps a positive attitude and is always willing to help others, often offering help without being asked. His fun, upbeat personality creates a positive environment, and he is someone others enjoy being around and working with.
Hank is always cheerful and brings a positive attitude to everything he does. He is willing to help with any task, even extra ones, and often offers his help without being asked. Hank is ready to work on whatever is needed and is dependable, which makes him a great student and a positive presence in the classroom.
Miri is always happy and brings a positive attitude wherever she goes. She is kind to everyone and makes an effort to include others, always being a friendly and welcoming presence. Miri is also very creative and enjoys sharing her ideas, which makes her a fun and inspiring person to be around.
