Come join us at TFHS gym for a girls basketball camp going on June 9th through June 11th! This is for incoming 3rd - 9th graders! See flyer for more details!
Come join us at TFHS gym for a girls basketball camp going on June 9th through June 11th! This is for incoming 3rd - 9th graders! See flyer for more details!
Blaine Campbell and his FFA students won a lottery to go see Temple Grandin speak today in Nampa. Dr. Temple Grandin is a scientist, inventor, and author who advocates for humane animal treatment and neurodiversity. She also happens to have Autism. Such a cool experience!!
Let's give a shout-out to our Esports teams who participated in the HIGHLY COMPETITIVE State Tournament at the Boise State Esports Arena. This is the schools 4th time returning to the State Tournament in Boise and this year did NOT disappoint! Esports is in the first years of being an established entity throughout the State of Idaho and we are not currently in a divisional structure. Our teams go up against highly ranked charter and 5A schools as Esports continues to gain momentum. Making it to the State Tournament is difficult and Bruins have shown up in MULTIPLE TITLES EACH and EVERY YEAR! 🔥
Please congratulate our Super Smash Brother Ultimate team for taking 7th place and our all Sophomore Rocket League taking 5th place overall!!
Spring sports wrapped up this past weekend at their respective state tournaments. Lots of hard work and effort culminated in the following state results: A runner-up trophy for our Bruin baseball team, who lost a nail-biter to Bonneville 6-7 in the bottom of the 7th. A state championship in the long jump for Isabelle Pelayo, who also placed 3rd in the 400 m. A 2nd place finish for our 4x100m girls relay - Elektra Cresswell, Jasmine Mottern, Evangeline Dick and Eliza Oler, a 4th for Cresswell in the 100m open, and 4th for Addisen Kohring in the 300 IM hurdles. At state tennis, Millie Western and Kallee Manning placed 4th in doubles. Congratulations to Coach Stadelmeir, Coach Benoit, and Coach Sato for this year's great run at state.
TFSD will once again provide free meals to children and teens across the community through its 2025 Summer Meal program. Starting May 27 and running through August 1, children ages 1-18 can receive free breakfast and lunch at a variety of school and park locations.
Meal sites vary, so please visit the TFSD website for detailed information.
Congratulations to Rachel Su and Brynnley Berett! During the Spring qualifying event, Rachel was named Idaho's State Champion for MS Word, scoring a perfect 1000/1000 with the fastest time in Idaho, and Brynnley was named Idaho's State Champion for MS PowerPoint during the Spring Qualifier. Both were selected to represent Idaho and the Twin Falls School District to compete in Certiport's US National Championship in Dallas, Texas, next month.
Congratulations to Darren Su, Rachel Su, Oliver Bonnes and William Antonio for winning the Idaho Scholastic Team Chess Championship and bringing home the trophy for Twin Falls High School!!!
It's the LAST day of school! 🎉 Early release on May 22nd! Enjoy a safe, fun-filled Summer break ahead! ☀️🌴 See you in the fall! #LastDay #SummerBreak #SeeYouInTheFall
Last, but not least, in our Student Council senior highlights is our ASB President, Aidan Stallones. This was Aidan's third year in Student Council andhe did a great job serving as the student leader for the Bruins. After graduation Aidan is enlisting in the Army National Guard and then attending Boise State University. His favorite high school memory was lighting up the bonfire during Homecoming Week with the flame thrower. Aidan's most memorable event from Student Council was white water rafting with the gang. He would like to thank Big Jesus!
Aidan's motto for life is Phillipian 4:7, "Do not be anxious about anything but through prayer and supplication give your worries to the Lord."
Time for another Senior Student Council spotlight, Chase Lyda. Chase is our ASB Vice President and has been in Student Council for three years. After graduation, he plans to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints and then attend BYU. Chase's favorite high school memory was when Spencer said the raisin joke on the intercom. His favorite memory from Student Council was last years State StuCo. Chase would like to thank his mom, dad, family, teachers, and friends.
Chase's favorite quote is from Star Wars, "It's over Anakin! I have the high ground!"
Time to highlight another Senior Student Council member, Olivia Smith.
Olivie has been on Student Council for two years. She is currently serving as ASB Secretary. After high school, Olivia plans to attend the Nursing program at ISU, and then go into the radiology program after getting her prerequisites. Her favorite high school memories are all the school trips she went on for BPA, DECA, and Student Council. She loved being at school and being able to hang out with her friends and have fun conversations. Olivia's favorite memory from Student Council is State last year. It was fun being with the class, and being in Boise was a fun experience. She loved when they would sit outside their rooms and talk until midnight. Olivia would like to thank her family and friends for always being there for her and willing to help whenever.
Olivia's motto has been, "Make school fun because you only remember the fun things."
Let's celebrate Spencer Swensen, a Senior in Student Council.
This is Spencer's second year on Student Council, serving as both Junior Class Treasurer and ASB Treasurer. After graduation, he will be serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Nicaragua. After the mission he plans to attend college......somewhere. Spencer's favorite high school memory is always being hungry in the months of November to March and never eating food during these months. This made him quite depressed during these months because of lack of food. His favorite memory from Student Council was doing all of the make-up assignments for the "crap" he missed. Spencer would like to thank his mom, dad, sister, other sister, other sister, brother, cousin, other cousin, grandma, other grandma, uncle, mitio, mi tia, his best friend Jakob Trapp, Mrs. Escobedo, the Lord, Jesus Christ, and Mrs. Rapp.
Spencer's favorite scripture is Ether 12:27 from El Libro de Mormon, "And if men come unto me I will show unto them their weakness. I give unto men weakness that they may be humble; and my grace is sufficient for all meant that humble themselves before me; for if they humble themselves before me, and have faith in me, then will I make weak things become strong unto them."
SCHEDULE CHANGE
The last two days of school are block schedule for EOC. Take note of the class times so you don't miss a class.
Let's highlight another Student Council Senior, Alexa Seals.
This was Alexa's third year in Student Council, where she is currently serving as Activities Director, planning awesome assemblies. After graduation she will attend college at University of Idaho where she will be going into nursing. Alexa's favorite high school memory was Junior year at Service Bowl because of Livy and her special someone. Her favorite Student Council memory was Junior year State Student Council. 816 will never be forgotten. Alexa would like to thank the little people who won't be forgotten through her trials and tribulations.
Alexa's favorite quote is "Love is like a corndog. You have to love the inside just as much as the outside."
Next up in our celebration of Student council Senior, Elizabeth Nelson.
Elizabeth is finishing her first year in Student Council, serving as the ASB Bruinographer, taking pictures of all the events here at TFHS. After graduation she plans to attend CSI to study Business Administration to possibly begin a photography career later in life. Liz's favorite high school memory was at district wrestling her senior year at the very end of the tournament. She ran out of the bathroom because she heard on the announcements that the winners were getting their medals and a crowd gathered around the podium. She was not sure where her weight class was supposed to be and she asked her coach where to go. Mr. Case looked at her, laughed, and said "You go to the top of the Podium." Liz's favorite Student council memory was doing the first ever Princess Dance fundraiser because she got to dress up as Anna from Frozen. Some little girls really believed that is who she was and it was adorable. She would like to thank her mom for always supporting her and Mr. Case for believing in her wrestling dreams. Liz also wants to thank her wrestling team for pushing her and becoming some of her closest friends that she will carry with her for life. Finally, she'd like to thank her two favorite teachers, Ms. Rapp and Ms. Wicks!
Liz's motto for life is "Be nice to people because you never know what they're going through."
Our next Student Council Senior is Dylan Sayers.
Dylan has been in Student Council for one year and is the current ASB Tech Coordinator. After graduation, he plans to attend the University of Idaho to study electrical engineering. Dylan's favorite high school memory is going to Saintcon, a cybersecurity convention with the tech program. His favorite Student Council memories are shopping for Change-4-Change and going to jump time, and shenaniganizing quite thoroughly. Dylan would like to thank his mom.
Dylan's favorite quote is "Don't waste the best years of your life waiting for the best years of your life." -Theo Von
Skip the Cooking – Support Our Debate Team! 🍽️🎤
Join us tomorrow night at Texas Roadhouse and help send 6 speech & debate students to Nationals in Des Moines, Iowa, next month!
Present this flyer at the Texas Roadhouse Twin Falls location, and they will donate 10% of your total food purchase to the Twin Falls High Speech and Debate Team.
#SupportDebate #TexasRoadhouseFundraiser #RoadToNationals
This month we are excited to highlight a few of our graduating seniors! Help us congratulate them and the entire class of 2025 on their great achievements! We are excited to see the impact these students will have on our community and the world in years to come!
Celebrating our next Student Council Senior, Jarrett Abram.
This is Jarrett's third year in Student Council and is the Class of 2025 Senior Class President. After graduation, he plans to attend BYU-I. Jarrett's favorite high school memory has been attending all the football, basketball, and State games supporting the Bruins and having fun with his friends. Some of his favorite Student Council memories include getting the helicopter that landed at Service Bowl 2024 because it took months to plan and it turned out so awesome! (Thank you Jarrett!!) He also loved Change-4-Change because it is something he feels so cares for and feels so strongly about. Jarrett would like to thank Mrs. Ladwig, Mrs. Glorfield, Ms. Barrett, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jansen, his Mom and Dad, and all his amazing friends for supporting him through the years.
Jarrett's life motto is "When given the choice between being right and being kind, choose kind." -Wonder
Good luck Jarrett, thank you for all you have done for Student Council the last three years!
