Joint School District No. 2; Boise, Eagle, Meridian, Star

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  • 12-18-09Welcome to Our New Web Site

         No your eyes aren't deceiving you -- the website for Joint School District No. 2 has been completely redesigned.
    Take some time to explore the new site, where you will find all the content from our old site, along with new features, news stories, and ways to find the information that you are looking for:
    The tabs across the top of the page organize information by user type.  Check the tab that best describes you to look for information you might find important
    Use the "hot links" on the left hand side of the page to take you to the most frequently sought after information from our previous page, based on usage statistics from our previous web page.
    Check out the articles in News and Notes.  There is a separate News and Notes section under each user tab with stories that were written to be particularly relevant to that user.
    Try the calendar on the home page.  You will find dates for the school calendar, future Board Meetings, plus school sporting events and scheduled activities like plays and concerts.
    Take a poll that asks a question that may interest you.  Each major heading area has a unique poll with a question that you may want to weigh in on.
    Sign up for the e-newsletter.  With this new distribution feature, we will be able to send out e-mails with news about the district on a regular basis.
    Give us your input.  When you have taken some time to explore the new page, come back to the home page and take a couple of seconds to answer the poll about the new web page design - we value your input.
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  • 12-17-09Magnet School Options for Next School Year

         Joint School District No. 2 offers more educational choices than any district in the State of Idaho – and now is the time of year for parents and students to consider if some of these choices make sense for their family.
         Generally, deciding if one of the district’s specialized educational programs – which are referred to as magnet schools – should be based on a student’s needs, interests, and aptitude as a learner. 
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