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Hawthorne was built in 1937. An addition was added in 1957 to meet the growing needs of the school. In 2004, an extensive 4 year process was started to modernize the 70-year-old building. The school now has energy-efficient lighting, double pane windows and air-conditioning, creating an optimal learning environment for students. After the renovation the Idaho Falls Historic Preservation Commission recognized Idaho Falls School District 91, Hawthorne faculty, and the design and construction team for preserving the historic building.
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Public Hearing Set On Potential Budget Cuts
Facing a projected $4.5 million reduction in state funding, the Idaho Falls Board of Trustees has scheduled a public hearing about possible budget cuts at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 23, at Taylorview Junior High School, 350 Castlerock. Read more...
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Spring Break: March 29 - April 3
Kindergarten Registration Begins March 1
Kindergarten registration in Idaho Falls School District 91 will be from March 1 to April 9. If a school has more kindergartners registered than available spots when registration ends on April 9, students will be placed using a lottery system. Kindergartners registering after April 9, will be placed on a space available basis.
Return the Registration Packet to your neighborhood school by April 9, along with a copy of your child's birth certificate and current immunization records. Children must be five years old by September 2010 to enter kindergarten in the fall. Read more...
Board Sets Election Date For Bond
The Idaho Falls School Board has set a May 18 election date for a $57.5 million bond that will address the district’s most critical building needs.
A recent survey of registered voters shows 82% of our patrons would consider voting in favor of a bond to pay for school improvements. How will the bond affect me?
The bond will pay for projects that will make our schools safer, improve classroom learning and upgrade the science labs in our secondary schools. The district’s other needs will be addressed with another bond in a few years. Tell us what you think.
