- By: Minidoka County School District
The Minidoka County Joint School District #331 Board of Trustees and teachers from the Minidoka County Education Association (MCEA) have each ratified the negotiated contract for the 2009-2010 school year. The main points of the agreement reached included a 2.1% reduction in salaries for teachers and certificated staff via four “furlough” days unpaid, as well as, elimination of the “Friday Early Release” (which was used for instructional prep time) and the associated school bus routes. Instructional preparation time was reconfigured during the school day in order to assure quality instruction and eliminating the extra Friday bus runs
In addition, the board effected a 3% salary reduction on the base for administrators… 
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- By: John W. Kontos, Principal, Mt. Harrision Jr. Sr. High School
The school year is over and summer has arrived for the kids. Some adults will be off taking classes or the many other things that have been put on the back burner. For some of us the school year will continue with the beginning of summer school.
Summer School begins on June 8th, 2009 at 8:00 am at East Minico and will go each day until 1:30 pm… Full Article
- By: Tim Perrigot, Athletic Director, Minico High School
It is required that all students complete a physical prior to participation in their first 7th, 9th, and 11th grade practice in interscholastic activities. Physicals are also required for students participating in weights, aerobics, dance, drill, cheer, or/and bowling. All students in Minidoka County School District are required to have the physical on file. Any questions or concerns can be directed to Activities Director- Tim Perrigot 436-4721 ext 202. Full Article
- By: Dr. Scott A. Rogers, Superintendent, Minidoka County Schools
Dear Parents,
As you are aware, national, state, and county health departments are on alert concerning the spread of swine flu (H1N1). The Minidoka County School District has and will continue to work closely with the Mini-Cassia Health Department in efforts to keep your children safe. Swine Flu symptoms may include a fever, body aches, cough, sore throat, trouble breathing, runny nose, vomiting, and diarrhea… Full Article
