Friday Hat Days

Help Valentina and Monse participate in Assistive Skiing by bringing $1 to wear your hat each Friday. 

Hat days will be: Jan. 24, Feb. 7, 14, and 21st.

BHS Thespians compete at District Tournament

Several members of the Burley High School Drama Department competed at the District Tournament this past weekend at Wood River High School. Two students did particularly well.

Cree Milliron placed as the state alternate position in the Solo Humorous division.

Zeke Castenada received top honors in Prop Design and moves on to the state tournament which will be held at Thunder Ridge High School in Idaho Falls on December 6th and 7th.

Changes to District Breakfast Program

Cassia School District will continue to provide breakfast and lunch for any and all students HOWEVER, FREE breakfast will NO LONGER BE OFFERED to ALL students (K-12) at Cassia Schools. The breakfast and lunch programs are provided through federal programs and the ability to offer free meals is based on socioeconomic factors of the community. Improved economic conditions have changed our calculation in the federal programs and eliminated our eligibility.

The district will continue to offer healthy meals to any and all students during the day, but will return to the former system of collecting applications for free and reduced meals and only provide free or reduced meals to those students who qualify as determined by the application process.

All families, regardless of economic status, are encouraged to complete the application.

• Download the 2019-2020 Application for Free and Reduced Price School Meals

Changes impact all free breakfasts and lunches at Cassia High School.

Please see the documents below or contact your school for more information.

• Community Eligibility Provision and Provision Two Breakfast Letter

• Spanish Version of Community Eligibility Provision and Provision Two Breakfast Letter

Spring Break 2020 American History Tour

Coming Spring Break 2020 you have a chance to visit the Washington DC Area, New York, Plymouth, Boston, Gettysburg, and Philadelphia!

Whitney Hansen, Torri Matsen, and Stephanie Hamilton can tell you more!

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Idaho K-12 Report Card

The State Department of Education’s revamped K-12 Report Card is available online, providing a user-friendly way for parents, educators and others to access information about schools and districts throughout the state. Part of the state’s new accountability system, the new site provides information about multiple student performance indicators, offering context in addition to the data.

You can access the report card online at idahoschools.org.

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