Five Firth High School seniors graduate with a college Associate of Science Degree
FIRTH: When five Firth High School seniors graduate in the next couple weeks, they will not only walk with their
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Shelley DARE program receives donation from local credit union
A local credit union visited Shelley today to help Shelley’s DARE program purchase more educational and promotional materials.
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Local high schooler wins statewide award for her stock portfolio essay
With her essay detailing a future investment portfolio, a local high school senior took first place in the Idaho SIFMA Foundationās Fall 2021 National InvestWriteĀ® competition.
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Bingham County Mayors Scholarships being awarded to Firth, Shelley and students throughout the county
In total, $23,000 will be awarded to 46 applicants. These awards went to students from Bingham County high schools, to include Aberdeen, Blackfoot, Firth, Shelley, Sho-Ban, and Snake River.
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Shelley fourth-graders get hands-on with science
On Thursday, March 17, Jolley, her students and parent volunteers taught the fourth-graders at Riverview Elementary how much fun science can be.
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Local Idaho company donates $3,000 to Shelley School District
The Shelley School District plans to add more bottle-filling drinking fountains in Shelley schools with a donation from a local company.
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Voters renew $575,000 Shelley School District supplemental levy
With a strong majority of nearly 80 percent voting in favor, Shelley School District’s $575,000 supplemental levy is renewed for another two years.
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Firth Loses District Championship
ST. ANTHONY – Firth loses District Championship to first seed North Fremont but goes to State as the sixth seed.
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$575,000 Shelley School District levy vote on March 8
On March 8, Shelley School District is asking patrons to renew its $575,000 Supplemental Levy.
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Firth Student brings love and good cheer on Valentineās Day
FIRTH – A whole lot of love was being shown at Firth High School this morning, February 14, as each
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