Burley High School

Upcoming Food Distribution Event - August 26 from 10 am - 12 pm at 292 W 100 S, Rupert, Idaho 83350. For more information, feel free to call or text at (208)670-1553.

New BHS Bell Schedule for 2023-2024 Monday-Thursday (Students in School) First Bell: 8:00 a.m. 1st Period: 8:05-9:03 2nd Period: 9:07-10:05 3rd Period: 10:09-11:07 Lunch for 4th-hour Tech Students ONLY: 11:07-11:37 4th Period: 11:11-12:09 Lunch for Students & Staff: 12:09-12:39 5th Period: 12:43-1:41 6th Period: 1:45-2:43 7th Period: 2:47-3:45 Friday (Staff In-service)

New BHS Bell Schedule for 2023-2024 Monday-Thursday (Students in School) First Bell: 8:00 a.m. 1st Period: 8:05-9:03 2nd Period: 9:07-10:05 3rd Period: 10:09-11:07 Lunch for 4th-hour Tech Students ONLY: 11:07-11:37 4th Period: 11:11-12:09 Lunch for Students & Staff: 12:09-12:39 5th Period: 12:43-1:41 6th Period: 1:45-2:43 7th Period: 2:47-3:45 Friday (Staff In-service)

Grades 9-11 Finals Schedule May 22- 7 May 23- 2 & 5 May 24- 3 & 6 May 25- 1 & 4 *Adjusted bell schedule to come

Final Grades Due: Seniors – Monday, May 22. 8 AM 9-11 Grades – Friday, May 26. Noon

Seniors Finals Schedule May 15- 7 May 16- 2 & 5 May 17- 3 & 6 May 18- 1 & 4 *Bell Schedule will not be adjusted for this Final Grades Due: Seniors – Monday, May 22. 8 AM 9-11 Grades – Friday, May 26. Noon

May the 4th be with you! Read the Origami Yoda series, now available in our District Sora Collection. Read or listen to these and 244 other STAR WARS titles in the IDEA by ICFL collection. See your school librarian if you need help or have questions.

Cassia Federal Programs Presents Your Future; Your Choices 7th Annual College and Career Day Cassia School District 11th & 12th Graders Tuesday, April 4, 2023 Burley Inn Convention Center 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Over 35 Mini-Cassia businesses and Idaho universities, colleges, and trade schools will be represented. If you have questions about this great opportunity, please ask your school administrator, school guidance counselor, or college and career advisor. Parents, please ask your child about their experience!

PARENT ENGAGEMENT SURVEY Below is a link to our annual Parent Engagement Survey that we are asking all parents of students within Cassia County School District to fill out online. This survey is sent out and required by the Idaho State Department of Education each year to all districts in the state of Idaho. Survey results are intended to help us gain feedback and insights about each of our schools. When filling out the survey, please select the school that your child attends from the drop-down menu instead of selecting Cassia County School District itself. If you have students in multiple schools, we ask that you please complete the survey once for each of the schools your children attend. Completing the survey should only take about 10 minutes or less. We appreciate your willingness to participate! Parent Engagement Survey Link: https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/204888/p30837

The Idaho Food Bank Mobile Pantry will be at Minico High School, 292 W 100 S, on February 25th from noon to 2:00pm. The Mobile Pantry Program distributes dry and frozen food to underserved, usually rural, communities. This program helps populations that do not have access to, or have difficulty accessing, food assistance.

Clarifying Statement: The Board of Trustees is constantly looking at ways to improve the educational system in Cassia County and to maximize the educational experience of our students. As a result, rumors often surface about various aspects of education in our district. At this time, the Board of Trustees has not made a decision on the type of schedule to be used for secondary schools throughout the district. They are not prepared to make any decisions regarding the 7-period day or the A/B schedule and will put in the necessary time to do the proper research and seek input prior to making such a decision.

Our Burley High School Music Programs have a HUGE fundraiser coming up in March – The Mattress Fundraiser! Please share this information with everyone you know and also check out this video to see how the Mattress Fundraiser works. https://vimeo.com/637617402 Here is the link to the Facebook event, where we will post about our products, payment options, and other event information: https://fb.me/e/5cF9BPDZD. We ask that everyone clicks INTERESTED or GOING, uses the function to INVITE their friends, and SHARE all of our posts. We hope that you need a mattress and will give ours a chance. This is going to be an amazing event. Dusty Fisher, Choir Tim Wood, Band & Orchestra Burley High School

Shout Out to BHS Boys Soccer supporting BHS Volleyball at Twin Falls! Go Bobcats!

We would like to welcome the following to Cassia School District in their new roles! More detailed information, on each hire, will be forthcoming! Thomas Coxson, Mountain View Elementary Jaren Wadsworth, Oakley Jr/Sr High School Brad Calvins, Cassia Regional Technical Center Branan Hardcastle, IT Director Ryan Payne, Student Services Director Deseria Leckenby, Payroll Clerk Welcome to Cassia!

Are you looking for a career in our school district? We have many job openings and we are currently looking for a Payroll and Benefits Clerk. It's a 12 month position, with benefits and retirement. Payroll and insurance background is preferred. If interested, you can call Chris James, business manager, at 208-878-6600 to discuss OR just go apply online. Check it out! https://www.generalasp.com/sd151/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?fbclid=IwAR0_ReUEjMPeRzZT1EBPs67Wk8dTbG62H7rNCBzPpFGEmnHPtFXPKq5xut4

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Idaho Battle of the Books, or IBOB, is a statewide voluntary reading motivation and comprehension program open to all Idaho students in grades 4-12. IBOB is meant to: expose students to quality literature representing a variety of literary styles and viewpoints encourage and recognize students who enjoy reading share the love of reading with students who have not yet discovered that for themselves broaden reading interests increase reading comprehension promote academic excellence promote cooperative learning and teamwork among students Lists of books are chosen, and questions are written, for each grade level division; elementary (grades 4-6), middle/junior high (grades 6-9) and high school (grades 9-12). Students read the books, discuss them, and then compete in teams of four students to correctly answer questions based on the books in a quiz show format. Levels of competition begin at the school or local library level, and continue into regional and state competitions.