Trustee Vacancy Announcement – Zone 1
Due to the resignation of Trustee Juan Perez from Zone 1 on the evening of June 16, 2025, the Board of Trustees of Minidoka County Joint School District #331 officially declared a vacancy for Zone 1 during its June 30, 2025, meeting.
We extend our sincere thanks to Trustee Perez for his service and dedication to our students, staff, and community. 💙
The Board is now beginning the process to fill this vacancy. Stay tuned for more information on how qualified individuals can apply.
#MinidokaSchools #SchoolBoard #ThankYouTrusteePerez #Zone1Vacancy
📸✨ The creative talents of our students are shining bright this summer! Migrant Summer School at Minidoka School District is not just about learning—it’s about expressing, exploring, and celebrating culture through hands-on projects.
#MinidokaProud #MigrantEducation #SummerLearning #StudentCreativity
📸✨ ¡Los talentos creativos de nuestros estudiantes brillan este verano! La Escuela de Verano para Estudiantes Migrantes del Distrito Escolar de Minidoka no solo se trata de aprender, sino también de expresarse, explorar y celebrar la cultura a través de proyectos creativos.
#OrgulloMinidoka #EducaciónMigrante #AprendizajeDeVerano #CreatividadEstudiantil
🌎✨ Celebrating Culture at Migrant Summer School! ✨🌎
Our amazing students at Minidoka Schools’ Migrant Summer Program are embracing diversity and learning more about each other through our culture class! 🎨📚🌍
These enriching experiences help build understanding, pride, and connection as students explore and learn.
#MinidokaMigrantEducation #SummerLearning #CulturalPride #MinidokaSchools #StudentVoices #CelebratingDiversity
Public Notice: Fee & Budget Hearing
The Minidoka County Joint School District #331 Board of Trustees will hold its Fee and Budget Hearing on:
Monday, June 30, 2025
District Service Center, 310 10th Street, Rupert, ID 83350
6:00 PM – Budget & Fee Hearing (for the 2025–2026 school year)
This meeting is open to the public.
#MinidokaSchools #SchoolBoardMeeting #PublicHearing #EducationMatters
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📎💙 Celebrating Tara Mabey’s Retirement! 💙📎
After years of being the heart of the front office at Paul Elementary, our amazing secretary, Tara Mabey, is retiring!
Tara has been the welcoming face, steady voice, and behind-the-scenes hero who kept everything running smoothly. From bandaging knees to answering endless phone calls with grace, she has been a trusted support for students, staff, and families alike.
Her kindness, professionalism, and deep love for the school will be missed more than words can say.
🐾 Thank you, Tara, for your incredible years of service to the Panther community. We wish you all the best in your next chapter!
#PantherPride #ThankYouTara #MCSDRetirement #PaulElementary #SchoolHero #OfficeLegend
📚➕ Retiring Math Teacher Karen Ferguson – A Minico Legend! ➕📚
After a remarkable career, Karen Ferguson, longtime math teacher at Minico High School, is retiring!
Karen has spent years making math meaningful and inspiring generations of Spartans with her knowledge, patience, and passion. Her classroom has been a place of high expectations, encouragement, and growth — and her impact extends far beyond the whiteboard.
From helping students conquer algebra to mentoring young educators, Karen’s legacy is one of dedication, excellence, and heart.
❤️ Congratulations, Karen, on your well-earned retirement. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to education and to the Minidoka County School District. You will always be a part of the Minico family!
#RetirementCelebration #MinicoProud #ThankYouKaren #MCSDRetirement #SpartanStrong #TeacherLegacy
🍎✨ Congratulations to Julee Posyluzny on Her Retirement! ✨🍎
After years of inspiring young minds and building a classroom full of learning, laughter, and love, Julee Posyluzny is retiring from Acequia Elementary!
Julee has been a steady, compassionate presence at Acequia — always putting students first and creating a welcoming space where every child felt seen, supported, and encouraged to grow. Her legacy of kindness, dedication, and professionalism will not be forgotten.
🌟 Thank you, Julee, for your incredible service to the Minidoka County School District. We wish you all the best in this next adventure!
#AcequiaProud #ThankYouJulee #MCSDRetirement #MinidokaStrong #TeacherLegacy
🎉 Celebrating a Trio of Dedication at Heyburn Elementary! 🎉
As the school year comes to a close, we celebrate the incredible service and retirement of three cherished members of the Heyburn Elementary family:
🧹 Tony Lara – Our amazing Head Custodian, who has kept our school running smoothly and sparkling clean with a smile and a helping hand always ready.
🍎 Julie Stewart – A dedicated Teacher whose passion for student learning and quiet leadership have left a lasting mark on generations of learners.
🧡 Sandra Koyle – A caring Para Professional who has supported students with patience, love, and consistency that has made all the difference.
Your commitment, kindness, and hard work have shaped the heart of Heyburn. Thank you for all the years of service and the legacy you leave behind. Wishing you each a joyful and well-earned retirement!
#HeyburnStrong #MinidokaProud #ThankYouTony #ThankYouJulie #ThankYouSandra #MCSDRetirement #HeartOfHeyburn
🎉 Honoring Teresa Giraud – A True West Minico Warrior! 🎉
Please join us in celebrating Teresa Giraud, an incredible educator at West Minico Middle School who has made a lasting impact on students, staff, and the entire Minidoka County School District.
Whether in the classroom, at school events, or supporting her fellow teachers, Teresa brings passion, positivity, and professionalism to everything she does. Her commitment to student growth and her calm, caring presence have helped shape a strong, supportive learning environment.
💙 Thank you, Teresa, for your unwavering dedication and all you’ve given to our school community!
#MinidokaProud #WestMinicoWarriorStrong #ThankYouTeresa #MCSDTeachers #MiddleSchoolMagic
🎉 Celebrating Dyann Blood’s Retirement 🎉
After years of dedicated service, leadership, and heart, we bid a fond farewell to Dyann Blood, beloved administrator of Minidoka Junior High. Dyann has been a guiding force in the Minidoka County School District — inspiring staff, supporting students, and creating a positive, respectful school culture that will leave a lasting impact.
Your passion for education, steady leadership, and genuine care for the Minico community will be deeply missed.
💐 Thank you, Dyann, for your years of service and for shaping the future of so many.
Wishing you joy and relaxation in this well-deserved next chapter!
#MinidokaProud #ThankYouDyann #MCSDRetirement #MinidokaJRHigh #EducationalLegacy
Free meals will be available for all children 18 and under starting next Monday, June 9th through August 1. We are operating mobile routes to serve more areas.
*We will not be offering bulk boxes.
Find a site near you using the map on our School Nutrition page: www.minidokaschools.org
No registration required—just show up and enjoy a meal!
Thanks,
Katie Rogers, SNS
Any questions, please contact krogers@minidokaschools.org
https://minidokasdid.sites.thrillshare.com/page/school-nutrition
🌟 Congratulations, Cami Burton! 🌟
Minidoka County School District Classified Employee of the Year
We are proud to recognize Cami Burton as the 2025 Classified Employee of the Year for the Minidoka County School District! 🎉
Cami’s dedication, positive attitude, and commitment to students and staff make her an invaluable part of our district. Whether she’s going the extra mile to support her team or lending a helping hand wherever it’s needed, Cami exemplifies what it means to serve with excellence.
Thank you, Cami, for your outstanding service and the heart you bring to your work every single day. Your impact reaches far beyond your role, and we are so fortunate to have you as part of the MCSD family! 💙🖤
#TeamMinidoka #ClassifiedEmployeeOfTheYear #ThankYouCami #MCSDProud
We'd like to thank the Rupert Rotary club for an extremely generous donation of feminine hygiene supplies given to the Minidoka Schools. We appreciate you making these needed items freely available to our students who need them.
Pictured left to right is Melissa Aston (Rupert Rotary Club), Kimberly Kidd (Minico High School Principal), Annie Bingham (Minidoka School Nurse), and Juanita Villa (Rupert Rotary Club)
🎉 Congratulations to Toby Hinckley! 🎉 We are excited to share that Toby Hinckley, educator at Minico High School, has been named the Certificated Teacher of the Year for the Minidoka County School District! Mr. Hinckley’s passion for teaching, dedication to student success, and commitment to excellence make him a truly outstanding educator. He is a valued leader and role model at Minico High, and this honor reflects the positive impact he makes every day. Please join us in celebrating Mr. Hinckley for this well-deserved recognition! 🍎📚👏 #MCSDProud #TeacherOfTheYear #MinicoHigh #ExcellenceInEducation
Don't forget to bring your device, case, and charger to school tomorrow!
🎉 Congratulations to Kim Kidd! 🎉
We are proud to announce that Kim Kidd, Principal of Minico High School, has been selected as the Administrator of the Year for the Minidoka County School District!
Her dedication to students, staff, and the entire school community is unmatched. Through her strong leadership, unwavering commitment, and tireless efforts, Mrs. Kidd continues to make a lasting impact on education in our district.
Please join us in celebrating this well-deserved recognition! 👏🏽📚🎓
#MCSDProud #LeadershipExcellence #MinicoHigh #AdministratorOfTheYear
Attention Mt. Harrison High School parents and students! Your devices will be collected Wednesday, May 28th. Please make sure you have your device at school. You will be charged a replacement fee if not turned in.
Don't forget to bring your device, case, and charger to school tomorrow!
Attention Minico High School parents and students! Your devices will be collected Tuesday, May 27th. Please make sure you bring your device, case, and charger. You will be charged a replacement fee if not turned in.
