South Fremont High

Parents of Seniors,

South Fremont High School will be holding the senior awards assembly tomorrow, May 26th, at 8:30 AM, in the main gym.

The yearbook staff and adviser would like to apologize for the missing page in the yearbook that included 8 seniors. We are working with our publisher to help with the issue. They have been more than helpful in this matter, which we deeply appreciate. They are sending the page and it will be available next week to insert in the yearbooks if you want to swing by Mrs. Cory's classroom. We accept full responsibility. We strive to make a great yearbook, but mistakes happen, and we are sorry for the inconvenience.

BUS ROUTE & ACTIVITY DRIVERS NEEDED: We have 2 route driver positions open for next year.
Please apply today! We will guide you through the CDL process and reimburse your expenses after the school year. Pay rates for route drivers starting at $18.39 per hour and activity drivers at $15.34 per hour during the entire event. Help us continue to safely transport our students to and from school and activities. Call Misty at 208-624-7542 for more information or to apply.

Our Culinary and Foods & Nutrition classes visited Texas Roadhouse today! This has become one of our students’ most anticipated field trips each year. They had the opportunity to see firsthand the ins and outs of the restaurant industry while enjoying a light lunch, fresh rolls, and drinks. We have loved partnering with Texas Roadhouse for the past four years and are so grateful for their continued support and for hosting our students each year

With 37 students competing across 16 events, our program showed up in a big way. A special congratulations to our medalists:
🥈 Clarinet Choir (2nd Place)
🥉 Flute Choir (3rd Place)

To all our performers: Your hard work throughout the season was evident in every note. Bravo on a fantastic showing! 👏🎶

The Teen Living 9th and 10th grade students delivered monster pillows to the 1st graders today. The 1st graders created drawings of their monsters, and our high school students brought them to life as pillows. The results turned out absolutely amazing! Smiles were shared by both the little kids and the big kids alike.

Deadline to sign up for the summer driver's ed session is tomorrow (May 14) by the end of the day. All steps listed on the website must be followed to ensure your enrollment in the course. https://www.sd215.net/page/drivered

Congratulations to Mrs. Hammond's Culinary capstone class. These students passed the Workplace Readiness Assessment as well as the Technical Skills Assessment in Culinary Arts!

A huge THANK YOU to all of our amazing presenters who made our Career Fair a success at South Fremont High School on April 22nd. Our students had the opportunity to learn from 30 professionals across a variety of industries, ask questions, and explore future career paths. We truly appreciate the time they dedicated and the resources they shared to bring real-world experiences into our school. Many of our presenters also provided handouts and giveaways, which added to the experience!
Their commitment, knowledge, and generosity made a lasting impact, and we are incredibly grateful for their support in helping our students dream big and plan for their futures.
#CareerFair #FutureReady #ThankYou #StudentSuccess #SouthFremontHighSchool
Agriculture- Camron Hammond - Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Rancher/Social media Influencer - Trent and Kaylie Rumsey, Rumsey Cattle Co @rumseycattleco
Author - Jeff Wheeler
Social Work/ Child Advocate - Ashley Stallings
Cosmetology - Anndee Quayle, Second Glance
Dental Hygienist and Assistant - Mckenzie Crapo and Crystal Brooks- Drs. Toenjes Brizee and Orme- Cosmetic Family Dentistry
Nurse Practitioner - Journee Webster- Vista Health Care
Electrician - Braxton Anderson, Power Master Electric
Construction/ Builder - Bobbi Tews, Spot-On Construction
Law Enforcement - Colter Cannon and SRO Koyle Parkinson, Fremont County Sheriff's Office
Counselor - Charlotte Fatafehi, Grand Peaks Behavioral Health
Nurse - David Poulsen and Tauna Egan, Madison Health Hospital
Physical Therapy - St Anthony Rehabilitation
Veterinarian Technician - Country Side Veterinary Clinic
Welding - Bryson Forbush, Allstate Machine
Photographer - Heather Carey, Heather Carey Photography
EMT - Cammy Willmore and Brittany Chapple, Fremont County Ambulance Service
Firefighter - Madison County Fire Department and Forest Service, Josh Melara
Military - Army National Guard, Marines and Army
Baker - Kyla Williams, Mrs Crumbs Cookies
Hospitality, Food Service - Matt and Maria Thueson, Crop Dusters Grill
Realtor - Jennifer Orme, Hamilton Realty-Agent, Associate Broker
Lawyer - Justin Eckman, Parsons Behle & Latimer
Mechanic - Grayson Creer, St Anthony Motors
Gaming Recruiter - Crystal Mora and Jennifer Castellanos, Activision Blizzard Entertainment.
CDL /Heavy equipment operator, business owner - Casey Parker- Parker Sand and Gravel
Lineman - Jacy Banta- Apex Lineworks
Banking/finance - Jarris Scollick, Branch Manager, Frontier Credit Union, St Anthony
Fashion Design - Rose Durfee- Professor, Apparel Design at BYU-I
Mortician, funeral director - Jade Owens, Fall River Funeral Home

Thank you, from the Faculty and Staff of South Fremont High School

May 1, 2026 is School Lunch Hero Day—a time to recognize the incredible individuals who work behind the scenes (and often in front of the line!) to make sure our students are nourished, cared for, and ready to learn.

Our food service staff do much more than prepare meals. They greet students with a smile, create a welcoming environment, and serve up consistency and kindness every single day. Their work requires early mornings, long hours, and a deep commitment to the well-being of our children—and it does not go unnoticed.

We are truly grateful for the dedication, patience, and heart our lunch heroes bring to our schools. They play a vital role in supporting not only student health, but also their ability to focus, grow, and succeed.

Anytime you see one of our school lunch heroes, please take a moment to thank them. A kind word or simple gesture can mean so much.

Mrs. Hammonds’ Culinary Capstone class had an unforgettable visit today to Fuji Hibachi Grill. Students got a firsthand look at the art of hibachi cooking while learning essential skills like knife safety, proper food handling, and how to prevent cross contamination. They also explored the importance of food safety standards and what it takes to deliver an excellent customer experience. A huge thank you to the team at Fuji Hibachi Grill for an engaging and educational trip.

Summer drivers Ed is coming up! Classes are set to start June 8th. Deadline to sign up for the summer session is May 15th. You MUST follow the steps on the website to get your student signed up for a session. Receipt of the permit by the school does NOT automatically get the student enrolled in a session. You can find the step by step instructions here, along with contact information for the district coordinator: https://www.sd215.net/page/drivered

On April 16th, Mrs. Cory's Holocaust Literature class had the meaningful opportunity to visit the Minidoka National Historic Site, one of the sites where Japanese Americans were incarcerated during World War II. This field trip connected directly to our study of They Called Us Enemy, helping students better understand the real experiences of those who were forced from their homes and sent to camps.

Walking the grounds where families once lived gave students the chance to move beyond the pages of a book and reflect on themes of prejudice, resilience, citizenship, and the importance of protecting civil liberties. Experiences like this remind us that history is not just something we read—it is something we must learn from.

We are excited to inform you that South Fremont High School will be hosting our annual Career Fair for our students on April 22, from 9:30 AM to 11:20 AM. We encourage all students to attend and take advantage of this chance to ask questions, gather resources, and network with professionals. Parents are also welcome to accompany their children and participate in discussions with industry representatives. Thank you for your continued support in guiding our students toward a bright future.

Congratulations to Mrs. Hammond's Foods and Nutrition class. These students passed their food safety and handling certification test and are ready for jobs in the food service industry. Great Job!