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  PSAT TESTING DAY COMING UP!

All D91 10th grade students will take the PSAT on Friday, October 16. All 9th, 11th, and 12th grade students will have an online learning day; it will not be a regular Intervention Friday.
The PSAT will begin at each school’s regular start time and will last a little over two hours. When the test is over, students can be picked up, drive home, or wait for bus transportation. Transportation will run on the regular Intervention Friday schedule.
The PSAT is a practice SAT that checks reading, writing, and math skills and helps students see strengths and areas to grow. This Fall PSAT is paid for by the State of Idaho.
Click here to access practice test resources.

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  New Online Payment System

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new online payment system! This secure and easy-to-use platform allows you to make payments conveniently from anywhere. In addition to other fees, this system will also be used for lunch payments.
Get started here:
👉 Parent Portal
👉 Payment System Instructions
Contact your student's school with any questions!

  Join Our Advisory Committee

Emerson High School would like your help with improving our attendance, graduation rate and test scores. If you would like to join our advisory committee, please complete the form from the link below. Thank you for your time. 

Advisory Committee Form

  Remember Intervention Friday

Intervention Friday is part of D91’s efforts to support student success. Teachers review student data to identify learning gaps and adjust instruction or provide interventions. All elementary schools will release students one hour early on Fridays, while middle and high school students with a grade below C or an "I" (incomplete) will have a half day. For questions, please contact your school.

  Emerson Wolfpack Feedback

The Emerson wolfpack would like your feedback about our school.

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