As we wrap up the school year, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to you—our parents, guardians, and families—for the incredible support you’ve shown to our teachers, staff, and students throughout the year.

Your involvement, encouragement, and partnership have been essential to our shared success. Whether attending school events, helping with homework, communicating with teachers, or simply cheering from the sidelines, you’ve played a vital role in helping our students thrive.

Together, we’ve built a strong foundation rooted in the values that define D93: integrity, teamwork, positivity, and learning. We are grateful for the trust you place in us and for walking alongside us in this important work.

Thank you for being part of our D93 community. We wish you and your family a joyful and restful summer!

—Dr. Scott Woolstenhulme

Superintendent, Bonneville Joint School District No. 93

Thank you to all the parents who took the time to complete our recent engagement survey. Your feedback is essential in helping us understand what we’re doing well and where we need to improve.

Thanks to your input, we’re encouraged to see continued progress in key areas such as building trust, improving communication with families, and demonstrating responsible stewardship of taxpayer resources.

One especially important measure for us is whether families would recommend enrolling in D93 schools to their friends and loved ones. This year, we saw significant gains in that area, reflecting a growing confidence in the work our educators and staff are doing every day.

We’re grateful for your partnership and proud of the momentum we’re building together.

Last Day of School Schedule

On Tuesday, May 27th at 8:30 a.m. at all the elementary schools, our graduating seniors will return to their elementary schools one last time—not as students, but as role models. The annual Graduation Walk is a heartfelt tradition that gives our seniors the chance to reflect on how far they’ve come, from those first wobbly steps into kindergarten classrooms to the confident strides they're now taking toward the future. It’s a full-circle moment—one that reminds us all of the growth, learning, and experiences that have shaped their journey. As they walk the halls that started it all, we celebrate not only where they’re going, but everything it took to get there.

Note: White Pine Charter School will be having their senior walk on Thursday, May 29th at 8:30 a.m. If you have any questions about this senior walk, please contact White Pine Charter School.

We are proud to announce the 2024–2025 graduation ceremonies for our incredible seniors! These celebrations mark the culmination of years of hard work, growth, and unforgettable memories. Families, friends, and staff are invited to join us in honoring these remarkable students as they step into their next chapter.

Thursday, May 29, 2025 – Hillcrest High School Auditorium

• Bonneville Online High School – 4:00 p.m.

• Lincoln High School – 6:00 p.m.

• Technical Careers High School – 8:00 p.m.

Friday, May 30, 2025 – Mountain America Center

• Hillcrest High School – 11:00 a.m.

• Thunder Ridge High School – 2:30 p.m.

• Bonneville High School – 6:00 p.m.

We can’t wait to celebrate this milestone with the Class of 2025—a class full of determination, talent, and promise. Let’s make these ceremonies unforgettable!

Summer is a time for fun and relaxation—but without regular reading, many students can experience the "summer slide," a decline in reading and literacy skills over the break. The good news? Just 20 minutes of reading a day can make a big difference!

Here are a few simple ways parents can help:

• Set a summer reading routine—before bed, during lunch, or in the car

• Let kids choose books that match their interests—graphic novels, mysteries, non-fiction, even joke books!

• Visit the library together and explore summer reading programs or book clubs

• Read together as a family—take turns, ask questions, and talk about the story

• Keep books accessible—place them in every room, in the car, or packed in a beach bag

A love of reading starts at home, and summer is the perfect time to explore new stories, spark curiosity, and keep those literacy skills strong. Happy reading!

The Bonneville County Library is eagerly preparing for another exciting Summer Reading Program, set to begin in June! We would love to share our plans — along with tips on preventing the dreaded summer slide — with families in the district. Please click the following buttons for more information.

This summer we would like to invite you to participate in our district-wide summer reading program. At this link you will find a Bingo card: Bonneville Joint School District 93 Summer Reading Bingo Children ages 0 to 18, or students enrolled in district programs until age 21, are welcome to participate. If your child gets a BINGO or a blackout, you are welcome to pick up their prize at the District Office, or your school library if it is open. Children 5 and under, or with disabilities, may be assisted with reading tasks.

Our district’s online library/eBook service will be available all summer. Please see this link for more information: Sora Information. You may also download the Sora app on any device. If you have questions or need help, please contact Julie Briggs at briggsju@d93mail.com

Little Community Libraries are installed at Cloverdale, Bridgewater, Fairview, Falls Valley, Mountain Valley, Rocky Mountain Middle School, Tiebreaker, and Ucon. These will be stocked throughout the summer.

This week brought so many unforgettable moments, but one truly stood out. Owen Hansen stole the show at the south side sixth grade track meet at Thunder Ridge! Owen powered through the final stretch of the relay in his wheelchair, and the entire crowd rose to their feet, cheering him on. It was a powerful reminder of perseverance, school spirit, and the incredible support within our D93 community.

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Registration is now open for Pine Basin Summer Camp. The camp is for students who have completed 4th, 5th, and 6th grade. The week's of the camp are:

Week 1 - June 9-13

Week 2 - June 16-20

Week 3 - June 23-27

Week 4 - July 7-11

Week 5 - July 14-18

Week 6 - July 21-25

The cost of the camp is $265.00. You can find more information about registration and the camp by clicking the button below.

Pine Basin is also offering summer camps for our upper grades. The camp is for 7th-12th grade students. Not only is the camp fun, your student can earn high school science credit at the same time. The week's the camp are running are the following:

Week 1: July 28th - August 1

Week 2: August 4-8

The cost of this camp is $265.00.

Please click the button below for more information and to register.

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The D93 Store will be incativated for the summer on June 1, 2025.