Wilder High School

All students will register at the High School Gym.

Registration will be held on Tuesday, August 7 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and

Wednesday August 8 from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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

Congratulations to Gabe Guzman Winning the 1st Annual Wilder Football Team Bike Raffle

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!!!

Today we show our appreciation to our

teachers for all that they do. 

THANK

YOU!

After taking down the undefeated Ambrose boys basketball team on a buzzer beater by Ismael Cortez followed by a win against Idaho City the next night, the Varsity boys clinched the 4th seed in the conference. In doing so they secured a first round bye in the district tournament. They will host the 2nd round on Thursday 7:00pm at Wilder.

District Playoffs:
2nd Round
Thursday February 15th
7:00pm
Riverstone at Wilder

Congratulations to the JV boys Taking 2nd place in the JV Tournament last Saturday. Well done boys!!

Seeding hasn’t been set but the JV boys will play on Saturday Feb 10th at 4:30 or 6:00 at Liberty High School. Their seed will be determined Friday night.

Saturday Feb 10th at Liberty High School

4:30pm: #1 vs #4

6:00pm: #2 vs #3

7:30pm Championship

On Tuesday, January 30, a high school student notified the high school administration that another student told him that he had a bomb in his backpack. The administration removed the student and backpack from class and it was immediately determined that there was no bomb in the backpack. The student was then questioned and the student denied that the statement was made. Other students who were reported to be standing next to the student who made the statement confirmed that the statement was not made. The Wilder Police Department was contacted and it was turned over to them for a thorough investigation based upon a potential threatening statement.

The administration took additional precautions and evacuated the building and moved the mid/high students to the cafeteria until a police dog had cleared the building. Parents were notified by school messenger that the mid/high students were evacuated to Mercer gym, that everyone was safe, and that students would return back to school shortly. Additional precautions were made by limiting elementary access to the playground. After the police department notified administration that nothing was found, all students were allowed to return to the appropriate learning environments. Parents were notified by school messenger that the school lockdown had been cleared and classes were back in session with more details to follow in the next couple of days.

Jeff Dillon
Superintendent

El martes 30 de enero, un estudiante de la secundaria notificó a la administración de la escuela secundaria que otro estudiante le dijo que tenía una bomba en su mochila. La administración retiró al estudiante y la mochila de la clase y se determinó inmediatamente que no había una bomba en la mochila. El estudiante fue cuestionado y el estudiante negó que la declaración se haya realizado. Otros estudiantes que, según se informó, estaban de pie junto al estudiante que hizo la declaración, confirmaron que la declaración no se hizo. Se contactó al Departamento de Policía de Wilder y les fue entregado para una investigación a fondo sobre la amenaza.

La administración tomó precauciones adicionales y evacuó todo el edificio y trasladó a los estudiantes de la secundaria a la cafetería hasta que un perro de la policía había despejando el edificio. Los padres fueron notificados por el mensajero de la escuela de que los estudiantes de la secundaria fueron evacuados al gimnasio de Mercer, que todos estaban a salvo y que los estudiantes regresarían a la escuela en breve. Se tomaron precauciones adicionales al limitar el acceso elementaria al patio de recreo. Después de que el departamento de policía notificó a la administración que no se encontró nada, todos los estudiantes pudieron regresar a los entornos de aprendizaje apropiados. El mensajero de la escuela notificó a los padres que el cierre de la escuela había sido despejado y las clases volvieron a la sesión con más detalles para seguir en los próximos días.

Jeff Dillon
Superintendent /Superintendente