Placerville
Placerville, ID · Education
rockyroarnewspaper.com
Homecoming Queen and King 2026
Homecoming Queen and King is a big achievement. The entirety of Rocky Mountain high school gets to vote for who is queen and king. For 2026, the Queen was Bella Haener, and the King was Coleman Barton. Haener stated, “I’m proud to win homecoming queen because I’ve been a part of the rocky and student council and been a big part of rocky. I’ve been in leadership all four years of high school, and I’ve been on the homecoming court also all four years of high school. Because of that, it makes me even more proud that I was able to win this year.”
KIFI Local News 8
Timberline High School investigation sparks Eastern Idaho debate over student safety
A recent investigation involving alleged controversial social-media messages and death threats connected to Boise’s Timberline High School is raising difficult questions about student safety, accountability, and what happens when harmful behavior moves from a private conversation to a wider audience. For Eastern Idaho families, the situation also reminds them that conversations about online behavior, respect, and reporting concerns should start before something happens — not after.
Post Register
Timberline High School football team will play on Friday after violent threat fallout
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — The Timberline High School football team is hitting the field against Post Falls at Dona Larsen Park, Oct 16 for its "Senior Night" game. It's the first game for the football team following the cancellation and forfeit of the homecoming game on Oct 8. That decision came after news broke regarding violent threats made toward a female student allegedly from members of the football team.
Post Register
Boise School District weighs later high school start, earlier elementary schedule
Boise School District leaders are considering a major shift to the school-day schedule that would start high school and junior high later in the morning while moving elementary start times earlier. After more than two years of work, a district committee is recommending a new schedule that would move high...
eaglehighnewspaper.com
Eagle High Students suggest creative and fun Halloween costumes
With Halloween right around the corner, students are scrambling to find a unique costume. Halloween is a great time to show individuality and personality through costumes. Some people pick cute, funny orscary costumes, but overall, every option can make a creative costume. “I think my top three costumes would be...
ncwlife.com
Caldwell School District seeks $5.8M supplemental levy in November election
CALDWELL — The Caldwell School District is asking voters this November to pass a $5.8 million supplemental levy, but the overall end cost for homeowners is likely to be much less. At an Aug. 24 special school board meeting, trustees voted unanimously to approve a ballot measure seeking passage...
KIFI Local News 8
Timberline High School investigation sparks Eastern Idaho debate over student safety
eaglehighnewspaper.com
Eagle High senior girls reclaim their trophy in the Powderpuff final
Every year, during the week leading up to Homecoming, Eagle High students were filled with excitement. With decorated halls and high morale, this year the students were gearing up for a week celebrating the beginning of the 2026- 2027 school year. One exciting event, taking place on Sept. 22, was...
Arbiter Online
Service-learning gains ground as students look beyond their degrees
As students prepare for spring registration, a growing number of courses are giving students opportunities to take classroom skills into the community through service-learning. During the 2025-26 academic year, 2,564 students participated in the program, a 12% increase from the previous year, according to data provided by Boise State’s Service-Learning...
idahobusinessreview.com
Boise State University student housing wins Project of the Year
Situated in the middle of a large and extremely busy college campus, it was not a typical construction site. But the new Syringa Hall at Boise State University aims to transform an active destination that will enhance the student experience and contribute to the school’s long-term growth. Spanning six...
KIVI-TV
Central Elementary students still displaced months after roof damage; return date unknown
NAMPA, Idaho — What was supposed to be a temporary move lasting just a few months has stretched into an open-ended displacement for students and staff at Central Elementary School in Nampa. The school year began with Central's students packing up and relocating to the former Centennial Elementary after...
livinginthenews.com
Wolverines Hold Off Grizzlies in Homecoming Thriller
Fruitland,Id- The Weiser Wolverines spoiled Fruitland’s Homecoming celebration Friday night, holding on for a hard-fought 29-27 victory over the Fruitland Grizzlies in a rivalry matchup that came down to the final minutes. Fruitland Grizzlies Sophomore quarterback Jarron Whaley led the offense and the battle against the Wolverines in a...
livinginthenews.com
Weiser High School Girls League Enjoys a Wonderful Evening at the Vendome Event Center
WEISER, IDAHO – Saturday, October 10, 2026. It was an evening of friendship, laughter, dancing, and memories as Weiser High School students gathered for the Girls League event at the Vendome Event Center in downtown Weiser. Dressed for the occasion, students enjoyed an evening together, posing for pictures with...
Idaho Press
Meridian gets revenge on rival to continue bounce-back season
MERIDIAN — The two meetings between Mountain View and Meridian last year weren’t close. The Mavericks posted nearly 100 points combined and shut out the Warriors in both matchups. It was a much different story in this year’s clash. The two West Ada School District rivals met at Mountain View High on Friday where Meridian shut down the Mavericks for most of the night. Mountain View hardly sustained any drives as the Warriors continued their bounce-back campaign. Meridian defeated the Mavericks 21-14 to move to 5-2, matching its win total from the last two years combined. In his first year as head coach with the school after moving over from Capital, Kevin Hastin has helped lead the program back in a winning direction. Before 2024, the Warriors had not had a losing record since 2019. “The culture just changed,” Meridian linebacker Leo Klinger said about the team’s turnaround this season. “He came in, turned the program around and everyone is here for it. We’re all a team. We trust each other. We’ll die for each other.” Last year, Mountain View went a combined 90-0 in two games over Meridian. This time around, the Mavericks could barely reach plus territory. Only