The BCSD Board is looking for community members to serve on 3 board advisory committees! Make an impact on our schools & make recommendations to the board. Learn more: tinyurl.com/msp9dsd4

Attention! We are looking for a new Human Resources Director! APPLY HERE: tinyurl.com/ysma4bu3

If approved August 30, the BCSD Plant Facilities Levy would have a property tax impact of no more than $34.90 per year for every $100,000 of taxable assessed value in our community. Learn more & find a property tax calculator here: blaineschools.org/Page/4888

The agreement will extend #school resource officer coverage —currently limited to Wood River High School, Silver Creek High School, and Wood River Middle School—to patrol Hailey and Alturas Elementary Schools. Hailey Police BlaineSchools #SRO mtexpress.com/news/education…

On Aug. 30, residents will vote on a Plant Facilities Levy to allow BCSD to address facility needs. As time goes by, these projects will become more expensive due to inflation. The dollars invested now would cover more of the district's needs. Learn more: blaineschools.org/domain/1406

While the board considered May & November referendum dates, the need to communicate with our community while also ensuring we addressed time-sensitive projects made August 30 the best option for an election date. Read more & find additional information: blaineschools.org/domain/1406

If approved August 30, the Plant Facilities Levy would have a property tax impact of no more than $34.90/year per $100,000 of taxable assessed value. See the impact on your property with our tax calculator tool, available at: blaineschools.org/domain/1406

Get the facts on the August 30 Plant Facilities Levy vote! If the measure on the ballot receives at least 55% voter approval, BCSD would move forward with key facility improvement projects across our schools. Learn more: blaineschools.org/domain/1406

REMINDER: There’s a Plant Facilities Levy question on the ballot for the Blaine County School District on Tuesday, August 30! Learn more about the district’s needs, the solution on the ballot & other important information: blaineschools.org/domain/1406

Today is Election Day! There’s a Plant Facilities Levy question on the ballot for BCSD. For more information, please visit blaineschools.org/Page/4888.

With all precincts reporting just before 10 p.m., just more than 70% of #Blaine County voters cast ballots in favor of the levy, well clear of the 55% required under #Idaho code. BlaineSchools mtexpress.com/news/education…

On Tuesday evening, we learned the unofficial election results indicate that the Plant Facilities Levy question received 70% voter approval. As a result, BCSD will be able to move forward with key facility improvement projects. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/3bk775z4

The tax impact of the recently approved Plant Facilities Levy for the Blaine County School District will be reduced for property owners thanks to increased market values in Blaine County. READ MORE: tinyurl.com/53cs4ryw

Check out this recent Idaho Education News article which recognizes how Blaine County, and specifically Alturas Elementary, stands out in the world of dual immersion educational programs: tinyurl.com/3t4pu9yb

We are pleased to learn that our own Max Stimac has received the Governor's Award for Arts Education! Congratulations, Mr. Stimac! This is well-deserved and we are proud of you!

I was invited by one our schools to read a book for #readacrossamericaday Had the opportunity to share one of my favorite books! #SRO #schoolresourceofficer BlaineSchools NASRO Education in Idaho

Register for Preschool or Kindergarten! LEARN MORE: blaineschools.org/domain/687

Our Graduation Section is included in today's paper, and online here. Click through to celebrate seniors from Wood River, the Sun Valley Community School, Carey, Sage School, Silver Creek and Camas County. BlaineSchools Congratulations to the Class of 2023! mtexpress.com/special/page-s…

Check out these great photos from the graduation ceremonies in the IdahoMountainExpress! tinyurl.com/yrbs9dvm tinyurl.com/4ysf7aa5

Check out this new article from IdahoMountainExpress: tinyurl.com/8kzj6xa2