Mountain View School District #244 is participating in the Summer Food Service Program!
Free meals are available to all children ages 1–18, no registration or paperwork required.
🍽️ Meal Sites, Dates & Times
Clearwater Valley Elementary School
📍 306 East Pine Street, Kooskia, ID 83539
🗓️ August 4 – August 7, 2025
🕚 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Grangeville Elementary/Middle School
📍 400 South Idaho Street, Grangeville, ID 83530
🗓️ July 28 – August 7, 2025
🕚 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
The GHS Choir and Band Concert is Monday night!! Come and enjoy a night of music, treats, and awards.
FREE CHROMEBOOKS & DESKTOPS!
The District has a number of devices which are out of OS compliance and are unsuitable for use in an educational environment. Many still function for basic internet browsing and are being offered as-is with no guarantee of functionality or support. Come to the District Office today (May 23rd) between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM for pickup. 714 Jefferson Ave, Grangeville, ID 83530
Our surplus Chromebooks are being made available to the community! If you're interested in picking one up, stop by the District Office this Friday, May 23rd, between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM.
Please note: These devices are provided as-is, on a first-come first-serve basis. There is no guarantee of performance, functionality, or support.
It is election day today. Exercise your right to vote at your precinct in your community.
Polls are open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Find your polling place and voter info here: https://voteidaho.gov/
Make your voice heard, and have a great day!
The vote regarding the proposed deconsolidation of Mountain View School District 244 will take place from 8 am to 8 pm on May 20th. Find your polling location and voter information here: https://voteidaho.gov/
Hope to see you at the concerts!
This announcement is for Mountain View School District parents and students within the Elk City, Grangeville, and Kooskia communities.
Weather conditions require a 2-hour Late Start tomorrow, Thursday, February 6th, 2025. Bus route pick up times will be 2-hours later than regularly scheduled times. School doors will be unlocked 2-hours later than normal. The 2-hour delay will provide more time to restore power to affected areas in the district and allow for additional daylight to improve visibility when assessing icy roads. We will update you with future notifications if conditions change. Again, all Mountain View 244 schools will have a 2-hour late start February 6th. Please stay safe and warm.
This announcement is for Mountain View School District parents and students within the Elk City, Grangeville, and Kooskia communities. School is cancelled tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 5th. Weather conditions make roadways and bus routes hazardous to get students to school safely. As a result of this closure, school doors will remain locked with entry not possible. We are notifying you of this cancellation so you may make plans for your children for the day. Again, all Mountain View 244 schools and activities will be cancelled February 5th. Please stay safe and warm.
To ensure the safety and security of our students, staff, and facilities, Grangeville High School will be deactivating door access fobs that have not been used in the last two weeks and are not checked out to known individuals. This is part of a regular security practice, conducted at random intervals, to maintain a secure environment.
Please note, there is no threat associated with this action. If you believe your fob has been deactivated in error and should still be active, please stop by Grangeville High School today so we can verify your access needs and, if appropriate, re-register your fob.
If you no longer need your fob or don’t require it to be reactivated, please return it to the school for proper use. Remember, fobs are not free and should be used responsibly.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe campus.
~ Mrs. Bush
Class of 2025 Graduation time was changed to 3:00. Please spread the word!
Please welcome our SRO (new school resource officer), Deputy Watkins. An SRO is a law enforcement officer assigned to a school to help ensure safety and security. SROs build positive relationships with students, staff, and parents while addressing safety concerns, preventing crime, and serving as role models. They also provide guidance and promote a safe learning environment through education and support. We are so excited to work with Deputy Watkins.
Grangeville High School has taken on the task of a STEM Grant Blood Drive this year. We are wanting to try and help our local hospitals, patients and school.
We need your help. We are about 25 donors shy of our goal. With your help and donation we can reach the donation goal and help qualify our school for a STEM Grant while we help save lives.
The blood drive is tomorrow! -Tuesday, January 7th 2025, 1:30pm - 6:30pm on the Vitalant Bus outside of our High School.
We need you to sign-up and donate to help us reach our goal.
One reason we chose to go in January is so that any donors who donate for our blood drive will be eligible for the GEMS blood drive in May of 2025.
Thank you so much for all you do for our community, our hospital, our patients, and for our school. It is greatly appreciated.
Here is the link to sign-up. https://donors.vitalant.org/dwp/portal/dwa/appointment/guest/phl/timeSlotsExtr?token=w7nnEZr6LqL8Xl4U3OJT766ACDv3jP9tssaEq1cMi0c%3D
Thanks again!
GHS Student Body
There will be a Inclement Weather Test Alert sent out via text and calling, Wednesday, at 1:00pm. This alert will be received by all parent-guardians and staff of the Mountain View School District schools. Please spread the word, set a reminder in your phone, and check that you receive the alert. If you do not receive the alert, contact your school office to update your Skyward contact information.
Hope to see you at the concert!
Tawnya Poxleitner visited the Tech Math class with Mrs. Finnegan. She was talking about her job as a paralegal to the prosecuting attorney's office for Idaho County (Matt Jessup and also Brennan Wright). She talked about DUI laws, liability law if you are a dog owner in Idaho, traffic infractions, probate law, patent law, and subpoenas of social media. She also talked to the kids about college (how to get scholarship money for summer school, math required for her degrees, etc.). She stressed the consequences that they could face if they're involved with many of these situations.
Please join us in congratulating Tracy Lynde for being recognized by the Idaho School Board Association as Board Clerk of the Year. Mrs. Lynde is the Board Clerk for Mountain View School District as well as Kamiah School District. She was presented with the award on November 7, 2024 during the ISBA Convention. Thank you to the Kamiah Board of Trustees for making the nomination.
The GHS Environmental Science class took a field trip to the Lion’s Park to learn about longitude and latitude, invasive species, and the ecological norms of our region. Each group laid a transect line and calculated the invasive species in the area. They did a little GeoCaching too!
In preparation we had guest speakers from Idaho County to discuss noxious weeds, the Forest Service, and USDA.
Thank you Joe Sclichter, Alex Arnold, and Mariah Truax!
Please join us at the GHS Fall Choir & Band Concert!
The first deconsolidation hearing is available to watch on the district website! All the info available regarding the deconsolidation is accessible at https://www.sd244.org/page/deconsolidation including the latest deconsolidation info update from Trustee Harrington and Trustee Myers.