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Scholarship Recipients: 2018 Graduates

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Congratulations to the following Seniors receiving scholarships for school in the fall.

Jonathon Miramontes  – Robert and Elaine Batt Scholarship $500
Desiree Sandoval – Rod and Gun Club Scholarship $1,500, Robert and Elaine Batt Scholarship $500
Consuelo Alvarado – Rod and Gun Club Scholarship $1,500, Robert and Elaine Batt Scholarship $500
Rosa Alvarado – Rod and Gun Club Scholarship $1,500, Robert and Elaine Batt Scholarship $500
Dulce Monter Lopez – Wilder Rod and gun Club Scholarship, Robert and Elaine Batt Scholarship $500, Ishmael Fernandez Scholarship.
Ezequiel Vargas – TVCC CAMP $2,800, TVCC Soccer Scholarship $1,200, Idaho Press Tribune Male Athlete of the Year Scholarship, Cinco De Mayo Scholarship $750
Alexa Luna Sanchez – GI Bill
Daniel Avalos – Cinco De Mayo Scholarship $750

Idaho Press Tribune Male Student Athlete of the Year: Ezequiel Vargas!!

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Wilder High School Senior Ezequiel Vargas has been named the 2018 Idaho Press Tribune Male Student Athlete of the Year! Ezequiel has excelled academically earning Valedictorian honors and earning several college credits this year. He also spent many hours in the community volunteering. His Athletic accomplishments are outstanding. Ezequiel was named 1st Team All Conference in Football, Basketball and Baseball. In football he was named the Offensive Player of the Year for the Western Idaho Conference and earned 2nd team All state Honors. Ezequiel is all set to play soccer and attending TVCC in the fall. Following those 2 years and an associate degree he plans to attend a university to pursue a bachelors degree, and play football. Ezequiel will be working towards a degree in physical training and/or physical therapy.
We are all extremely proud of this young man! Go Zeke!!!

IMEN Symposium

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On Friday February 23, 2018, Mr. Dillon and a group of teachers attended the Idaho Mastery-Personalized Education Legislative (IMEN) Showcase at the Idaho State Capitol building. This experience gave Wilder Teachers an opportunity to share the planning, design, and implementation of the journey toward Mastery-Personalized Based Education. The teachers were also able to circulate through the Showcase, and mingle with fellow educators regarding the direction of education in Idaho. This was a great time to share the amazing learning that we are offering students here everyday in Wilder.

From left to right: Superintendent Dillon, Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Howard, and Mrs. Rivera.

Future City

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“Wilder Middle School students competed in the future city competition on Saturday Jan. 20th. They won the best transportation and came in the top ten. Congratulations to these students who worked so well.”