Meet Linda Hesse, Secretary at Camelot Elementary!
💭 “The kids here are the best kids to work for and with. And we always try to do best by our kids.” – Linda Hesse
📝 “Linda is the face of Camelot. The first one everyone sees when they enter the building and an invaluable member of our staff.” – Karla Carper, Camelot Principal
📸 Students Behind the Lens: Marissa Peterson, Laura Schwartz & Kennedie Clare
Hands-on learning makes math concepts come alive!
Meet Emerson Miller, 5th grader at Orchards Elementary!
💭 “I really like having the opportunity to learn and being able to have the chance to experience new stuff. And the fair was really fun because my pig won grand champ.” – Emerson
📝 “She just won grand champ at the fair. She has already been the star student in our class, and she does a great job supporting her classmates.” – Ms. Bozzuto, 5th Grade Teacher
📸 Students Behind the Lens: Laura Schwartz & Kennedie Clare
Their generosity provided 5 copies of each of the 16 titles for every elementary school, plus 5 copies of each of the 12 titles for both middle schools and both high schools.
We are so grateful for their support in helping our students develop a love of reading and preparing them for this exciting competition!
We are hiring school bus drivers!
Why drive for ISD No. 1?
· Pay: $20.61 – $23.08 per hour
· Paid training provided – no prior experience required
· Meaningful work transporting and supporting our students
· Benefits: CDL training, competitive benefit plan including PERSI retirement, sick leave, holiday pay, a positive work environment, and the chance to make a daily difference in students’ lives
What does a school bus driver do?
Drivers safely transport students on daily routes and special events, ensure buses are in safe operating condition, and create a positive environment for students as they travel to and from school.
Requirements:
· At least 21 years of age
· Valid driver’s license and insurability
· Ability to obtain a CDL with school bus endorsement (training provided)
· Fingerprint/background clearance, DOT physical, and drug/alcohol testing clearance
Encourage those in your network to apply and join our team!
Applications can be submitted online at: www.lewistonschools.net/employment.
Questions may be directed to Human Resources at (208) 748-3000 or humanresources@lewistonschools.net.
Together, we can ensure every student has a safe ride to school and back home. EOE
Meet Mason Ravary, 6th grader at Sacajawea Middle School!
💭 “I like socializing with my friends and running around with my friends, and I like the new principal.” – Mason
📝 “Mason always does the right thing. He is always polite, courteous, and he takes care of business.” – Corey Williams, SMS Principal
📸 Students Behind the Lens: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson & Abi White
✨ Student in Focus: Sharon Lindbergh, 5th grader at Webster Elementary
💬 “Sharon is brand new to Webster this year and has been leading by example ever since she stepped foot in the classroom, and shows off how to be a R.E.A.L. Tiger.” – Brandy Taylor, Webster Principal
🎨 Sharon loves coming to school to see her friends, and her favorite subject is art!
📸 Student Behind the Lens: Savannah Gonzales
PC: Jennifer Erickson
✨ Student in Focus: Poppy Shriver, 2nd grader at Centennial Elementary
💬 "I love how nice the teachers are, and how the grades get more challenging each year.” – Poppy
💬 “Poppy always has a positive attitude and is always willing to help classmates and staff. She is an overall super kind student.” – Miss Nic, 2nd Grade Teacher
We look forward to partnering with you to ensure high levels of learning for ALL students!
Meet Tristen Beeson, a 12th grader at Tammany High School!
“I really like having release, and the teachers really help me. Outside of school I like to work on my vehicles. My favorite class is Mr. Birdsell’s economics.” – Tristen
📸 Students Behind the Lens: Katie Eldred, Kaylee Cargill, and Corrina Scoville
Food & Clothing Pantry
Students Behind the Lens
By: Abi White, Marissa Peterson & Kennedie Clare
Congrats to Alex H., Xara R., and Isabel M. for modeling THS values and setting a great example for their peers. Way to go!
Camelot Elementary achieved high scores on their ISAT tests last spring.
In math, Camelot students in grades 3–5 achieved 74% proficiency, outscoring the state average by at least 25 points in all grade levels. The state average for math is 42%.
In English language arts, Camelot students in grades 3–5 achieved 72% proficiency, outscoring the state average by at least 20 points in all grade levels. The state average for ELA is 53%.
In science, Camelot students in grade 5 achieved 64% proficiency, compared to the state average of 42%.
Congratulations to all the staff and students of Camelot Elementary on a job well done.
