This policy addresses parental approval requirements for surveys that may be distributed to students and parental access to instructional materials. Read the policy here.

This policy outlines the state and federal laws that impose requirements on the educational programs of the Twin Falls School District and parents’ rights related to their student's participation in these programs.

This policy explains the Twin Falls School District’s responsibility to provide equal educational opportunities for all students.

This policy provides information about how the Twin Falls School District addresses hazing, harassment, intimidation, bullying, and cyberbullying.

This policy details how the Twin Falls School District addresses the use of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and other prohibited substances by students.

This policy explains the responsibilities of students in regard to participating in the Twin Falls School District educational program with honesty and integrity.

This policy provides information about the ways the Twin Falls School District utilizes corrective action to address student behaviors.

This policy details how families will be notified if the Twin Falls School District provides health or physical screenings or examinations for students.

This policy explains what is contained in student records, how those records are used, and what rights parents and students have in relation to those records.

This policy outlines how student data is collected, used, and protected, and how the Twin Falls School District ensures the security and privacy of students in relation to that data.

This policy lists required notices that the Twin Falls School District must provide to parents in a variety of situations.

This policy explains how the Twin Falls School District addresses instances where families fail to pay for student meals.

This policy outlines how the Twin Falls School District separates access to facilities by biological sex.

As we head into the 2025–2026 school year, we would like to remind families that the TFSD Electronic Communication Device Policy, implemented last year, remains in effect. This policy helps support student well-being and promotes focused classroom engagement by limiting personal device use during school hours.

School counselors in the Twin Falls School District support students’ academic success and overall well-being through a variety of short-term, solution-focused services. These may include individual or group counseling, classroom lessons, credit recovery support, class scheduling, career planning, and collaboration with families and school staff. While our counselors do not provide therapeutic counseling, they are available to help students navigate challenges that may arise during the school day. In alignment with Idaho’s Parental Rights laws, we require written permission from a parent or guardian before a student receives counseling services that go beyond standard academic advising. If you did not provide consent during online registration, you can print the permission form and return it to your child’s school office.

When parents and caregivers are actively involved in their child’s education, students thrive. Whether it’s joining the PTA, volunteering at school events, reaching out to teachers, or simply asking your child about their day, your engagement sends a powerful message that education is important. Building strong partnerships between home and school helps students feel supported, improves academic outcomes, and fosters a sense of belonging. No action is too small. Your presence and interest truly make a difference. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, reach out to your child’s school office or visit their website.