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  • Tiger Tracks Season 2 Track 15- Spring Events

    JSD Tiger Tracks Season 2: Track 15 - Spring Events Spring is upon us. Parent teacher conferences are coming up as well as spring break. JSD Tiger Tracks , the official podcast of the Jerome School District! Whether you’re a student, parent, teacher, or community member, this podcast is your go-to source for all things JSD. Tune in and stay connected! Follow us on Spotify , subscribe on YouTube and never miss an episode. Stay informed, engaged, and inspired with JSD Tiger Tracks. Together, we’re on a journey of excellence!

  • March-Newsletter

    March 6th FFA Day March 8th Silent auction ends March 10th JMS Musical 2nd-5th Grade March 11th School Carnival March 13th No School: 1st-5th Parent Teacher Conference March 16th Kinder- Parent Teacher Conference March 17th & 18th All Grades- Parent Teacher Conference March 19th 3rd Grade Field Trip to Herritt Center March 19th 4th Grade Recorder Performance March 20th No school- Certified Staff Contract Day March 23rd-27th No School- Spring Break March 30th School Resumes March 31st Class Picture Day Friday, March 6th FFA Day Jerome High School FFA will be coming to give presentation to all students. Sunday, March 8th Silent Auction Ends @5PM Help us raise funds for student activities. Please see our Facebook Album for baskets and descriptions. Go to: https://www.facebook.com/jeffersonJSD/ Tuesday, March 10th JMS Musical 2nd-5th Grade will be going to the middle school for a musical. They will be riding the bus. Permission slips will be sent out soon. Wednesday, March 11th Jefferson Carnival Please join us for our annual Carnival from 5:30PM-7:30PM. You can purchase wrist bands at the office for $8 or on the day of the carnival for $10. Friday, March 13th No School- Parent Teacher Conference 1st-5th Grade conferences. Here is the link to schedule your appointment: https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/JSD_JES_DLI26 Friday, March 16th Kindergarten Only- Parent Teacher Conference Kinders only. Here is the link to schedule your appointment: https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/JSD_JES_DLI26 Tuesday & Wednesday, March 17th & 18th All grades- Parent Teacher Conference Here is the link to schedule your appointment: https://www.ptcfast.com/schools/JSD_JES_DLI26 Thursday, March 19th 3rd Grade Field Trip to Herritt Center. Buses will leave at 8:30am and student will be back at 3:00pm Permission will be sent out soon. Thursday, March 19th 4th Grade Recorder performance Students will perform in the gym at 12:30PM Friday, March 20th No School- Certified Staff Day Monday - Friday, March 23rd & 27th SPRING BREAK! Enjoy some sunshine and have a fun and safe Spring Break! Monday, March 30th School Resumes Tuesday, March 31st Class Pictures Please bring the forms completed if you are ordering pictures (forms will sent out during Parent Teacher Conferences). You can also order online at mydorian.com . This is a reminder that if your student does not ride the bus and needs to ride the bus with a student who does ride the bus, you HAVE to call the transportation department to verify there is enough room on the bus. Please call the transportation department at 208-324-1284.

  • Boys and Girls Club of Magic Valley Survey

    We are excited to be making progress on our plans for our new Boys & Girls Club facility in Jerome. This facility is meant to fill community gaps and help kids and families. One of the key discussions surrounding this project is the potential inclusion of child care services. When we interviewed businesses and families in 2023, child care was consistently identified as a significant community need. As we continue planning and evaluating funding considerations, this portion of the facility remains undecided. Our board will meet next week to discuss how child care might fit alongside our existing programming for youth ages 5 to 18. Before making these strategic decisions, we need updated input from the community to determine whether this remains a pressing need. If you have a child ages 0-5 will you please complete this survey-  Boys & Girls Clubs of Magic Valley Jerome Child Care Needs Survey 2026   This feedback will play an important role in shaping the future of this project and ensuring it meets the needs of Jerome families and employers. Thank you for helping us gather this important community feedback. Sincerely, Lindsey Westburg Executive Director

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    March 2026 Parent Newsletter- Summit Elementary

  • Summit Kindergarten Registration is coming soon!

    April 14th and 15th Please come to Summit Elementary with your child to register!

  • March - Newsletter

    UP COMING EVENTS: March 2nd - 6th National Read Across America Week March 2nd - 6th National School Social Worker Week March 3rd, 9th, 13th Battle of the Books 4th & 5th Grades Battles start at 12:45 p.m. in the Library March 12th STEAM Night 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. March 13th NO SCHOOL  for Students March 16th - 19th Parent Teacher Conferences March18th 4th Grade Recorder Concerts @ 1.:30 p.m. March 20th NO SCHOOL March 23rd - 27th NO SCHOOL  - Spring Break April 1st 5th Grade Recorder Concerts Read Across America Week ************************************ Thank you, Rachel De Valle, our District Social Worker!! ************************************ *********************************** ************************************ ************************************ FAMILY RESOURCES: Bus Right App and Information: **************************** PowerSchool Parent Access Jerome School District provides each parent with a Parent Access Code and Password. This information is used to create your PowerSchool account and link you to your student(s). It is not  your PowerSchool login. If you do not have your Parent Access Code, please contact your student’s school. The district PowerSchool code is XHNF . Access PowerSchool here: https://jeromeschools.powerschool.com/public/ For step-by-step instructions, visit: https://www.jeromeschools.org/post/powerschool-parent-access ************************************ Click here for access to our 2025-2026 Student Handbook

  • February 2026 Excellence in Education Awards

    Jerome Jt. School District No. 261 125 4th Avenue West Jerome, Idaho 83338 Telephone (208) 324-2392 • FAX (208) 324-7609 Mr. Brent Johnson, Superintendent of Schools The Jerome School District and Jiffy Lube/Burton Group announce the Excellence in Education recipients for February, 2026 : Horizon Elementary Teacher, Megan Bailey; Jerome High School Teacher, Ryker Harris; & Horizon Elementary School Para, Sandra Kissinger. The Excellence in Education Award recipients for February, 2026 are: Elementary Certified Recipient: Megan Bailey Elementary certified recipient: Megan Bailey , was nominated by her friend and colleague: “ I am honored to nominate Megan Bailey for the Excellence in Education Award for the Jerome School District. Megan has dedicated more than 25 years of outstanding service to our district, and throughout that time she has consistently exemplified the very best qualities of an exceptional educator. I have had the privilege of knowing Megan both personally and professionally, and in every capacity she is truly remarkable. As a classroom teacher, Megan demonstrates an extraordinary level of care and commitment to each and every one of her students. Her passion for teaching is evident in everything she does, and it is reflected in the strong relationships she builds with her students. They adore her, and she creates a classroom environment where children feel safe, valued, and excited to learn. The feedback I have heard from students, parents, and colleagues alike has been overwhelmingly positive, a testament to the lasting impact she has on those she serves. Megan is also an exceptional colleague. She brings thoughtful ideas, deep insight, and an impressive level of wisdom. She has a gentle yet highly professional approach when introducing new ideas or thoughtfully questioning practices that may no longer be effective. Her ability to engage in meaningful, respectful dialogue helps strengthen our school community and supports continuous growth for both students and staff. In addition, Megan’s classroom management skills are truly impressive. Each time I have visited her classroom, students are engaged, attentive, and respectful. Her calm presence and clear expectations create an environment where learning can thrive, and it is evident that her students feel both supported and accountable. Megan Bailey is an outstanding teacher, a trusted colleague, and a valued friend. Her dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to excellence make her exceptionally deserving of this recognition. I can think of no one more worthy of the Excellence in Education Award for the Jerome School District. ” Secondary Certified Recipient: Ryker Harris Secondary certified recipient: Ryker Harris , was nominated by multiple colleagues: “I am a new addition to the faculty at Jerome High School this year, and one of the first people to welcome me to the building was Ryker Harris. Since August, I have gotten to know Ryker and have witnessed his dedication to trying to improve the culture and morale at JHS. Not only does Ryker work extra hours to assist the choir and drama students improve their talents, he is also one of the fearless leaders of the JHS PBIS committee, and is an advisor for the JHS Hope Squad. Ryker is all about trying to create a more positive environment where our students can come to school feeling safe and cared about. Ryker has a talent for seeing where things in the school need to be improved, and he comes to the table with possible solutions instead of complaints. In order to do this, Ryker became part of the Building Leadership Team--all in an effort to try to improve things not only for our students, but our staff as well. Ryker Harris is an exceptionally talented teacher, and JHS is extremely lucky to have him here. There is nobody more deserving than Mr. Harris to receive the Excellence in Education Award . ” Classified Staff Recipient: Sandra Kissinger Classified staff recipient: Sandra Kissinger , was nominated by a teacher with these statements: “ Sandy Kissinger is the very definition of a team player, and her heart for children shines through in everything she does. Whether within the school district or beyond its walls, Sandy has devoted her life to serving and nurturing young lives. She is not only a dedicated educator but also a proud and loving mother. Through both adoption and her biological family, Sandy has created a warm, welcoming home full of love, compassion, and care which are values she brings with her into the school every single day. At school, Sandy is a constant source of energy and positivity. She is always on the move, making sure everything runs smoothly and stepping in wherever she’s needed. Her willingness to help, no matter the task, is truly unmatched. She brings a calm, reassuring presence to even the busiest of days and has an incredible ability to lift up those around her. One especially touching example of Sandy’s heart for children happened last year, when she quietly brought in Christmas presents for students who might not have received any otherwise. She did it not for recognition or praise, but simply because she didn’t want any child to feel left out during the holidays. That kind of selfless generosity is just who Sandy is, always thinking of others and going above and beyond to make sure every child feels seen, valued, and loved. As a first-year certified teacher, I can’t express how grateful I am for Sandy’s support. She helps keep me grounded, focused, and on task each day. Her experience, encouragement, and quiet leadership have made a world of difference in my transition into this role. Sandy doesn’t just contribute to the school, she helps shape it into a more supportive, joyful place for both staff and students. Simply put, Sandy Kissinger is a gift to our school community, and we are so lucky to have her. ” The Excellence in Education Award program began in 2016 and continues through the 2025-2026 school year and has recognized the district’s outstanding teachers and classified staff each month, for a full list of award recipients contact the district office. The Jerome School District presents each recipient a plaque with a $50 gift card provided by Jiffy Lube/Burton Group at the monthly school board meetings. The community is highly encouraged to nominate any staff member from the Jerome School District. To do so, please visit: https://www.jeromeschools.org/excellence-in-education .

  • Tiger Tracks Season 2 Track 14- Summer Celebrations

    JSD Tiger Tracks Season 2: Track 14 - Summer Celebrations Our country's 250th birthday is this summer. You can go to https://www.idahokindness.com to log any acts of service you see in the community. JSD Tiger Tracks , the official podcast of the Jerome School District! Whether you’re a student, parent, teacher, or community member, this podcast is your go-to source for all things JSD. Tune in and stay connected! Follow us on Spotify , subscribe on YouTube and never miss an episode. Stay informed, engaged, and inspired with JSD Tiger Tracks. Together, we’re on a journey of excellence!

  • 26-27 JSD School Calendar

    Below is the 2026-2027 Academic Calendar approved by the Jerome School District board of trustees on Jan 27, 2026, at the regularly scheduled school board meeting. Download the Student & Parent Calendar Below: Download the Staff Working Calendar Below:

  • Has Your Address Changed?

    It is very important to keep the school staff informed of any possible address changes throughout the year. If your address has changed please contact your child's school secretary to update our information system Do you have had an address change due to loss of housing or economic hardship? We have a program to help support your child. Please complete this form and return to your child's school or reach out directly to Kim Lickley kim.lickley@jeromeschools.org 208-324-2392 ext. 1070 for English or Connie Moncada connie.moncada@jeromeschools.org 208-324-1180 para español,

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