canyon ridge high school

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – Members of Canyon Ridge High School's Student Council are planning a remembrance ceremony on Wednesday for Vason Widaman, the student who was shot and killed near the school this past Saturday.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – All eyes were turned on the Grim Reaper when he walked into the gymnasium this afternoon at Canyon Ridge High School.

This weekend student members of Synergy at Canyon Ridge High School will be performing a selection of songs from through the decades.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – The Twin Falls School District says that Jacoby Fox, head basketball coach at Canyon Ridge High School, has announced his resignation.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – An athletic trainer has been hired for Canyon Ridge High School, thanks to a $50,000 grant awarded to the school by four organizations, including the NFL Foundation. Canyon Ridge was one of 15 schools nationwide to receive the grant by the NFL Foundation, National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Gatorade and Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society...

Now that school has begun, it's time to talk about dress codes. Many students have been sent home in the last week due to inappropriate prints on t-shirts, short skirts or shorts and facial piercings.

Following dress code policy change last year, some Twin Falls High School students are being pulled from class and sent to the office to address their clothes.

The Twin Falls School District has completed tentative designs for both new elementary schools and the new middle school. They are currently inviting the public to take a look at the designs for the new schools and provide feedback.

Yesterday I saw a flier for, "Back To School". Every mom feels slightly overwhelmed when "Back to School" is mentioned. There is a lot to do in order to get your kids ready for school... AND, back to school time is extremely expensive! So, you can imagine my surprise when I saw an advertisement for "Back To School".

When you say "Jared" you instantly think of Subway and eating healthy and living healthy.  Jared Fogle (above) was the first person to make weight loss for normal people, cool!  And he's coming to Canyon Ridge High School THIS Thursday!

Eight Idaho schools have won $100,000 grants from the J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation in an effort to increase the number of kids who attend college or other post-secondary training. The schools were chosen out of 55 after competing in several categories, including increasing the number of students taking college preparatory exams and upper-level math and science coursework...