All D91 schools and offices will be closed Nov. 23-27 for the Thanksgiving Break. As families gather for the holidays, we ask all parents, patrons, students and staff to stay safe and healthy by following health guidance. Any transcript requests received during the break will be processed when the district office reopens on Nov. 30. To request a transcript, please click here.

On Nov. 18, the Idaho Falls Board of Trustees reviewed the district’s current status but made no changes to the schedule. Idaho Falls and Skyline high schools and Compass Academy will remain on the hybrid schedule. Elementary and middle schools will continue with the four-day-a-week schedule. As COVID-19 numbers have risen in Bonneville County in recent weeks, D91 has seen an increase in confirmed cases. However, these cases seem to be largely a result of community spread, not school spread. Click here to see COVID-19 Data (Updated Nov. 19), which is updated as cases are confirmed with Eastern Idaho Public Health. We will continue monitoring conditions and consulting with local health officials. The Board of Trustees will review the district’s status again at its next meeting on Dec. 9. D91’s COVID Operational Response Plan

The Idaho Falls Board of Trustees is reviewing the proposed calendar for the 2021-22 school year. The calendar is very similar to this year’s calendar with school starting on Aug. 25 and ending on June 3. It includes a week off for Thanksgiving, two weeks off at Christmas and a week off for Spring Break. Parents and patrons will have an opportunity to provide input on the proposed calendar. Please watch for a survey after Thanksgiving Break. See the proposed calendar.

Update: Nov. 18 ... We recognize how important it is for parents to watch their children compete on the field or on the court so we have re-evaluated D91's new guidelines regarding spectators at winter sports. With Gov. Brad Littles’ recent Stay Healthy Order, public and private gatherings, including extracurricular events, are limited to 10 people plus athletes and essential personnel. Effective today, 10 parents will be allowed in the gymnasium to watch home games/matches. Cheerleaders will have the opportunity to perform during halftime. Learn More about the process. We will continue monitoring conditions and make further adjustments as needed. Please do your part to support our athletes by following the local health guidance. Stay home when you are sick, experiencing symptoms or awaiting test results. Stay six feet apart from others. Wear a mask.

Sophomores and juniors who missed the PSAT/NMSQT in October have the opportunity to take the make-up PSAT/NMSQT test on Tuesday, Jan. 26. To take advantage of this special opportunity, students MUST sign up for the test in their high school office by Dec. 3. The test is free for sophomores. For juniors, who want to take the PSAT/NMSQT to try and qualify for the National Merit Scholarship, the test costs $17. Again, this opportunity is only for students who missed the test in October. Questions? Please check with your high school counselor.

D91's waiver to provide all students with a free breakfast and/or lunch has been extended through the end of the school year or the funding runs out. Students still provide their student ID number as they go through the line, but will not be charged for meals. Friday take-home meals are available for K-8 students and meals are available for high school students on remote learning days. K-8 parents should order those meals on Tuesday using the Google Form, and high school students should tell the cashier as they go through the breakfast/lunch line. Take-home meals will be available for the district's Nov. 3 remote learning day. They WILL NOT be available for Thanksgiving Week.