D91 has created a Parent Resource Center to help parents when students are home on Fridays doing remote learning. The new resource center provides information on Chromebooks, PowerSchool, Google Classroom, Internet Access, WIFI maps and more. Our IT Department is available to help parents Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. PowerSchool Help Line: (208) 524-7816. IT Help Desk: (208) 525-7556.  

D91 has worked with Eastern Idaho Public Health to develop a response plan in the event a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19. If a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19, they will be advised to isolate for 10 days from symptom onset in accordance with EIPH’s guidance. D91 will notify parents when a student or staff member in their child’s class/grade level/school, bus or extracurricular activity tests positive for COVID-19. Learn more about the Plan.

Our schools have implemented new protocols to try and minimize the risks of COVID-19, but we are still seeing some cases in our school. Information about D91's cases is now being posted on the district website and will be regularly updated as new cases are confirmed with Eastern Idaho Public Health. Click here to view data (updated 9/24/20). To learn more about the protocols and practices D91 has in place to try and minimize the spread of the virus, see Getting Back to School Plan & our School Plans. 

High school students can now appeal to have Pass/P grades for third trimester classes completed during the spring 2020 school closure changed to letter grades. Students who want to make an appeal must have successfully completed the end-of-course assessment for the class and earned a P. They must also complete the officials appeals form. Appeals can be submitted over the summer, but they won’t be reviewed until school staff return in the fall. The deadline to file an appeal is Jan. 8, 2021, but we recommend seniors file their requests by Oct. 1, 2020 so they can be processed in time for fall early decisions, etc. We encourage students to talk to their parents, teachers, counselors and college admissions offices to determine whether changing a P to a letter grade will benefit them. Learn more about the process.