The Mini-Cassia Chamber Ambassadors hosted a Ribbon Cutting and Business After Hours Event at the Minidoka County School District, New District Service Center, 310 10th St (the old Memorial Elementary School) in Rupert.

Pictured From left to right:

Carleen Clayville, Chamber Ambassador

Kent Krohn, LKV Architects

Brooke Thornton, LKV Architects

Mark Sanderson, Trustee

Tammy Stevenson, Trustee

John Fennell, Assistant Superintendent

Doyle Price, Trustee & Vice-Chairman

Dr. Scott Rogers, Superintendent

Theo Schut, Maintenance Supervisor

Audrey Neiwerth, Chamber Ambassador

They have many programs at the new District Service center (DSC):  Preschool, Gifted & Talented, Day Treatment, Business Office, IT/Technology Offices, Board Room, Administrative Offices, Federal Programs, Special Education, Training/Conference Rooms, and the Minidoka Virtual Academy. They are excited about the collaboration and integration this project has brought about in our District. Being housed together in the same location is a new and exciting opportunity for more efficiency and improvement.  It has allowed them to have a sharper focus and more collaborative teamwork approach to serving all of our schools and students.