International Falls Independent School District 361

Good Evening, ISD 361 will be starting school 2 hours late tomorrow due to the projected temperature and wind speed resulting in a forecasted wind chill at a level that we have chosen to start school 2 hours late. Buses will pick students up 2 hours later than normal and families that drop children off at school should drop off 2 hours later than normal. There will be no breakfast at school when students arrive. Sorry for the inconvenience this puts on families and we hope the early notification helps in planning. Staff can access district email for specific instructions on start times. Have a great evening.

ISD 361 is hiring a Youth Activities Coordinator!

ISD 361 is hiring a Band Teacher.

Parents and students of tenth grade students going into eleventh grade next year are invited to a tenth grade course registration meeting next Wednesday February 8th at 5:00 p.m. in the Falls High cafeteria. A powerpoint presentation covering all options students have for eleventh grade registration will be covered to include: college in the high school (CIS), Falls High School course offerings for high school credit only, CIS - GPA requirements for both grade eleven and grade twelve, weighted grades and class rank, honors requirements, PSEO and Falls High School graduation requirements. Registration forms, course description booklets and the tenth grade powerpoint presentation are available online at FHS web page under Programs and Services/Counseling/Registration. Direct all questions and concerns to the counseling office. Best Wishes!

Attendance Matters Broncos!

Let's Stick it to Stigma on Thursday, February 16th at 7pm at Bronco Arena in International Falls! Come on out to cheer on your team and help us end stigma and raise awareness for mental health. Throw on your purple and gold or maroon and gold and add a little green to support mental health! NCC will be there with some swag and information for fans. Mental Health matters and it's affecting our youth more than ever. -According to NAMI, 50% of lifetime mental illness begins by age 14. -1 in 6 youth experience a mental illness each year. -Suicide is the second leading cause of death among people aged 10-14. -1 in 5 adults experience mental illness each year. -Roughly 50% of youth with a mental health diagnosis receive treatment. -Depression is a leading cause of disability worldwide. -The average delay between onset of symptoms and treatment is 11 years. Mental health affects everyone and we've teamed up with the Broncos and Bears to help spread the word that help is available and there is no shame in seeking treatment. Stay tuned for more info to come!💚 Be sure to get there early, we've got something cool planned during warm-ups😉

Attendance Matters Broncos!

Attendance Matters Broncos!

Happy New Year Bronco Families, Attached is the January Home/School Attendance Newsletter. Please take a moment to read the important school attendance news as we continue to make school attendance and family education one of our goals for the 22/23 school year. The newsletter highlights our School Attendance Matters…Are You In The Game theme. Our January goal will be a new year, a new start to positive school attendance each week. This includes minimizing school tardies. Please revisit our school start and end times and policy embedded in this month's newsletter. This “attendance play goal” involves some home/school teamwork and positive school attendance conversations and staying healthy. Let’s continue to work together on the importance of school attendance! #schoolattendancematters January Home/School Attendance Newsletter - https://www.smore.com/46zva

Sergeant Aaron Carlson from the Marines rescheduled for January 17th at 9:00.

Students registered for the CAN or Certified Nursing Assistant course have a mandatory orientation and registration meeting this Friday January 13th at 10:00 a.m. in the counseling office. Representatives from Minnesota College North will be here to register and orient all CNA students taking this course. Bring your Chromebook.

Jordan Sauter from the U.S. Navy will be here at 9:25 on ThursdayJanuary 12th to talk to students. Please sign up in the Guidance Office.

Please check out our regularly updated Scholarship page to see what deadlines are approaching, and what you might be eligible for. Click the link: https://www.isd361.k12.mn.us/page/scholarships-financial-aid

Falls High School is hiring a Paraprofessional, 38 hours per week, $15.72/hour.

Falls High School is hiring!

Reagan Foundation Scholarship is due tomorrow! Click the link if you are interested in applying: https://learnmore.scholarsapply.org/ge-reagan/

Carlson SSgt Aaron R from the Marine Corps will be visiting on Jan. 11th from 9-11am. Contact JoDee Lindvall in the Guidance office at 218-283-2571 x1105.

Falls Elementary is hiring a dishwasher!

If you receive an email from someone from the school district please VERIFY the user is from @isd361.org, otherwise ignore and delete the email. We have had several attempts to impersonate district employees. We will not disclose personal information.

Please visit the link below to kick off your holidays with a heartfelt message from our public speaking students: https://www.isd361.k12.mn.us/o/isd-361/page/falls-high-ink