Acequia Elementary School

Minico High School is affiliated with the Minidoka County Joint School District, a K-12 school district with more than five schools. Located in Rupert, Idaho, it offers classes from grades nine through 12. Its curriculum includes English, mathematics, social studies, science, art, music, computer studies and physical education. It offers foreign language classes, including Spanish, French and German. It provides a variety of recreational activities, such as art and business clubs, National Honor Society and renaissance and rodeo clubs. It offers various sports activities, including soccer, basketball, baseball, cheerleading, bowling, cross-country, softball, volleyball, tennis, wrestling, track and swimming. It has a library and computer laboratory facilities. Additionally, the school offers cafeteria and transportation services to its students.

East Minico Middle School is located in Rupert, Idaho. It enrolls more than 500 students in grades six through 12. Student-teacher ratio in the school is 14-to-1. Admissions are based on a combination of factors that include personal interviews with the students and parents, academic records and admission test. The school has 30 classrooms and is equipped with computer lab, multipurpose room, cafeteria and media center. The school provides free lunch to more than 60 percentage of its students. East Minico Middle School is a Title 1 school and is part of the Minidoka County Joint School District.

Memorial Elementary School is part of the Minidoka School District in Rupert, ID. With a graduation rate of 74.3% and a total of 4,407 students, the school is committed to providing quality education to its diverse student body. The dedicated staff of 556, including administrators, certified teachers, and classified staff, work together to create a supportive learning environment. From organizing boxing contests to kick off testing weeks to engaging in hands-on projects like building a tiny house, Memorial Elementary School offers a well-rounded educational experience for its students. As part of the Minidoka School District, Memorial Elementary School is one of nine schools in the district. With a total budget of $49,629,500, the district strives to provide resources and opportunities for its students. The district is proud of its students' achievements, such as Carson Suchan being chosen as the new State FFA Vice President and the generous donation from Stotz Equipment to East Minico's Hope Squad. Committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment, the Minidoka School District aims to provide equal opportunities for all students and actively addresses issues like bullying. Generated from the website