Food Trucks are coming. Students will be able to access the trucks for lunch. This is not an off-campus lunch. Thanks
Parents, we appreciate your trusting us with your children. It means so much to us to have your support. Each year we try to find ways to improve. Would you take the time to fill out a short survey for us? Here is the link and thank you. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SFJparents
Here is a Summer camp for people with Diabetes.
We have a few of these child Identification packets in the office of the school. If interested stop by and get one.
Here is a Summer Steam Camp for kids


South Fremont Junior High is on a "Secure in Place" due to a high speed chase ending near the school. Students are not in danger. We have advised teachers to keep students inside and not hold any classes outside. SRO Cannon has assured us that all students are safe. There is no need for concern at this time.
Parents, the schools will be sending out a survey about their schools. Please take the time to fill this out. Click on the link to access the survey. We appreciate you for taking the time and trusting us with your students.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SFJparents
NATIONAL CHILD ID PROGRAM. The schools have received a limited supply of National Child ID Program kits. These kits are free to parents/guardians. Each kit contains an inkless fingerprint kit, a medical info section, a DNS section, and an applicator to help collect personal information for your child. These documents are to be stored at home by the parents/guardians to be used in an emergency. If ever needed, you can provide this information to authorities to help reunite a missing child with your family. Contact your local school to request a kit.

Monday's Eclipse

SFJH Parent Teacher Conferences and Steam Expo are this week!
The Talent show is back.
SFJH Tracks starts on Wednesday, March 13, right after school. Practices will be in the gym until weather permits outside practices. The cost to participate is $55.
DISTRICT SUPPLY DRIVE - To assist students and families in need in our district, we are asking the community for donations of a variety of new and gently used items.
Refer to flyer for needed items. Drop off at Henry's Fork Elementary during school hours.
More Information: Michelle Caufield or Sabrina Bradshaw at 208-624-7422




Fremont Joint School District 215 will conduct its annual Kindergarten Screenings from March 25th through March 28th, 2024.
All kindergarten-age students enrolling for the 2024-25 school year are required to register for and attend this universal screening. Students entering kindergarten who are currently enrolled in our preschool programs and receiving special education services WILL NOT need to participate in the screening.
Please contact the secretary of your enrolling school to register your child for the screening on or before Thursday, March 21st.
Ashton Elementary - 208-652-7601 - - Screening Monday, March 25, 2024
Parker-Egin Elementary - 208-624-7472 -- Screening Tuesday, March 26, 2024
Teton Elementary - 208-458-4931 -- Screening Tuesday, March 26, 2024
Henry’s Fork Elementary - 208-624-7422 -- Screening Wednesday & Thursday, March 27-28, 2024

Talent show schedule update: Our practice scheduled for Tuesday, March 5th has been RESCHEDULED for Wednesday March 6th 3:45-5:30. Meet directly after school in the auditorium.
FREMONT 215 SCHOOLS CLOSED (3/5/24). Due to road closures and more snow and wind in the immediate forecast, ALL Fremont County School District #215 schools will be closed today (Tuesday, March 5).
Thursday of Last week was busy for the 7 & 8th grade. The girls were invited to BYUI to learn about careers for "Women in STEAM". This is a program that helps inspire careers in STEAM-related professions. The boys stayed at the school and learned about hydraulics by building "Battle bots". They also learned about the Civil Air Patrol and how to become a pilot. They trained on a flight simulator as well. We want to thank BYUI, Chris Clarke (Chief Pilot), and Gregg Losinski from INL for a great day.
On February 22, the 7th and 8th graders will be participating in STEAM activities. The girls will be traveling to BYU-I for presentations and activities specifically for girls interested in STEAM professions. The boys will be hearing from Gregg Losinski (INL) and Chris Clarke (Civil Air Patrol) at the junior high. The intent is to promote STEAM professions and encourage these careers to our students.
Girls need to have a permission slip signed and returned by Thursday, February 15th in order to travel on the bus to BYU-I for the activities. We will need to know if any girls will need a sack school lunch, so be sure to be looking for the following forms coming home with 7th and 8th-grade girls that need to be signed and returned to their science teacher.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Kimmel, Mrs. Goulding, Mrs. Braach-Hart, or Mrs. Cicierski at the Jr. High. We look forward to providing this opportunity for our students!



These 8 students were selected to represent our school in the BYU Idaho Honor Band. They spent the day learning 5 different songs that the performed in the Barrus Concert Hall. It was a fun way to learn music from one of the areas top music educators and collaborate with many area schools and musicians.

Parents and Guardians of South Fremont Junior High Students:
Tomorrow, January 25, 2024, will be our SFJH End-of-Semester Awards Assembly. It will start at 1:55 pm in the auditorium and will end at 3:40. Honor roll, individual class awards, and Cougar Cup awards will be presented. After these presentations, we will head to the gym for games led by our cheerleaders and student council members. Parents are welcome to come join in the fun. (Please enter through the front door.)
SFJH students will receive their first-semester report cards, tomorrow, during advisory class. If you do not see a report card, please call or stop by the office and we will provide you with one.
Thank you!
Mrs. Stronks
