The Post Falls School District Board of Trustees will host a “meet & greet” with the finalists selected for the next Superintendent position.  The event will take place next Tuesday, January 28, 6:00pm at River City Middle School.  Staff, parents and community are invited to visit with the candidates at that time.  All three finalists, Dena Naccarato, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Programs, Post Falls School District, Trina Caudle, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education & Curriculum, Coeur d’Alene School District, and Jeff Dillon, Superintendent, Wilder School District, will be present. 

Superintendent Search Timeline

Week of January 27 – Interviews + Finalist Site Tours + Meet & Greet

February – Selection of New Superintendent

March 2020 – Appointment of New Superintendent by Board of Trustees

July 1, 2020 – New Superintendent Start Date

This timeline is subject to change based on scheduling issues and other unforeseen circumstances.

For over 20 years, we have housed all kindergarten students at the Frederick Post Kindergarten site. However, it has long been a goal of the school district to return the kindergarten students to their “home” elementary schools where they can enjoy a K-5 experience.  Recent voter approval of the March 2019 bond for a new elementary school in the Foxtail subdivision means all kindergarten students will return to their home schools in the fall of 2020.  The staff, students and parents at our elementary schools are eager to welcome their kindergarten students. 

In the beginning of March, more information will be shared regarding a spring registration and a fall kindergarten open house at each elementary school.   

School lunches are a cost effective way to provide students with a nutritious meal during the school day. You may qualify to take advantage of this wonderful service allowing your child to eat for free or at a reduced cost.

If you think you might qualify, please take a few minutes to complete a free and reduced lunch application - - forms are available at the school office or can be found on the District website under Departments, Nutritional Services, Forms (https://www.pfsd.com/17/home).  Just return the completed form to the District Office (206 W. Mullan Ave.), to your student’s teacher, or to your school office. All information is totally confidential. If you need assistance or have questions with the application please call 208-773-1625.

Even if you choose not to take advantage of the free and reduced lunch program, a qualifying application can increase the school district’s allocated dollars which go directly toward our Title One reading program which helps students improve in reading.

Title One is a reading intervention program offered at all of our elementary schools to help students gain the skills needed to meet the state and district reading benchmarks. Our program receives its funding from the federal government. All of our Title funding is based on the number of students in the district who qualify for free and/or reduced lunch.

If you have already completed an application for this school year, you don’t need to fill it out again. Applications must be completed annually.