PART 2: We have 12 sets of twins here at Acequia, at least one set in every grade level! Did you know a twin birth occurs 3 times to every 1000 births? Be sure to wish these special students HAPPY TWINS DAY!
2 1/2 days school days left until Christmas Break... join in on the fun for SPIRIT WEEK! 🎅🏼
SNOW much fun with Lulu at recess! Chilly recesses are here to stay.... don't forget to dress for the weather. Inclement weather guidelines are posted on the website and in our monthly newsletter!
"Synonym rolls just like grammar used to make" - our fun 5th grade team keeping the students engaged as we make our way into the excitement of December!
Travis Kent and his brilliant students at Minico High School brought our 4th grade Jefferson Peace Medal interpretations to life!
Thank you for your patience yesterday as we experienced network issues that affected our internet and phone system. As of this morning, the phones and internet are working and the technology department is closely monitoring it. Thank you for your patience the last several days.
As we celebrate the season of thanks, we just wanted to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you! Thank you for being such an essential part of our journey. Your enthusiasm, kindness, and teamwork make Acequia Elementary a place where dreams and smiles flourish!
Our 2nd graders recently completed a delightful project centered around the Macy's Day Parade, reading about its history and crafting their own imaginative balloons. Excitement filled the halls as the young students proudly paraded their creations, bringing the magic of the iconic parade to life right within the school.
“Every little movement has a meaning of its own." -Tony Sarg
Families mark your calendars! Our 3rd-5th graders are working hard to bring you a memorable night- Wednesday, Dec. 13th at 6:00 p.m.
Tomorrow is picture retakes at 12:30 p.m. If you are wishing to have the picture retaken, please return the original packet. Pictures will also be taken of any students who were absent on picture day.
Saturday, November 18 will be food distribution at Minico High School from 12PM -2PM. For more information call or text 208-670-1553
Please note the time change for distribution
Tomorrow is our treat & trinket sale! Bring $1.00 to support our Acequia PTO. Thank you!
Minidoka County School District wishes to thank the community for the support and passing of our supplemental levy. We are grateful for the trust you place in us to provide the best possible learning environment.
Don't forget to go and VOTE today! Polling places are open until 8:00 p.m. Please visit www.minidokaschools.org for more information regarding the Supplemental Levy.
Saturday, November 18 will be food distribution at Minico High School from 12PM -2PM. For more information call or text 208-670-1553
Thank you for all the love & support from our wonderful PTO/volunteers this week. We partied hard & danced our way through the halls. 🎃💀
In case you didn't catch it in our Eagle News this month, parents are invited to come to the parade that will start promptly at 2:00 p.m. Please park in front of the school and on the gravel if you choose to come. We ask that you come inside and line up in the back by our playground. Please also note that there are no weapons, full-face coverings, or anything else that depicts blood or violence permitted throughout today. Masks may be worn during the parade as long as they follow the rules. Thank you for your cooperation. Have a wonderful Halloween! Be safe.
Parents and caregivers of children ages 0-5 learn how to turn everyday moments into learning moments. Sign for the Ready! for kindergarten workshop. Free childcare and dinner will be provided at the workshop, and you will go home FREE educational toys geared toward your child's age. Click here to sign up for the workshop at your closest elementary school. https://readyforkindergartenidaho.org/workshops/minidoka-brx3p-slt3r-4c9md. Please share with anyone in the community who has children from ages 0-5. If you have questions, please contact any elementary school or the District Service Center.
