Ammon Elementary School
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Welcome to Ammon Elementary School

2900 Central Ave
Ammon ID 83406
Phone:  (208)525-4465
Fax:  (208)525-4467
 
After Hours Emergency Maintenance
Darren Forman: 208-227-9662

 

 

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Welcome to Ammon!

Welcome Back!  We are looking forward to another great year at Ammon!

RETURNING STUDENTS:  If you have not done so already, please complete registration by logging in to your parent PowerSchool account and clicking the registration link and the payment link.  Registration is completely online, so you do not need to come to the school. You will be able to see your student's teacher in PowerSchool.

Contact the office if you need help with PowerSchool   mailfinlaysa@d93.k12.id.us

 

Back to School Night

Tuesday, August 20th 6:00-7:30

Come meet your teacher and drop off school supplies.

 

NO SCHOOL Friday, August 30th and Monday, September 2nd.

**NEW TO OUR SCHOOL?**  We are so excited to meet you! smiley  You can register online by going to the district registration page, located here:  http://www.d93schools.org/Content2/registration 

If you would like to contribute to your student's activity account  or the PTO, please go here:   

https://id-bonneville.intouchreceipting.com/signin.aspx

You will use your Parent PowerSchool username to log on.  If you haven't created a Parent PowerSchool Account, please email the secretary at FinlaysA@d93.k12.id.us for instructions.

mail Please email Alexa Finlayson (the secretary) with any questions: FinlaysA@d93.k12.id.us

Direct Links to Helpful Information

2019-2020 District Calendar

Ammon Elementary Daily Schedule

Bus times and locations

Breakfast and Lunch Menus

School Supplies

Online Registration

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Here are the start and end times for this year:

7:50                           Playground Supervision Begins

8:10                           First bell rings

8:15                           Tardy bell rings

8:15   - 11:07              A.M. Kindergarten Student Classroom Hours

11:53 - 2:45                P.M. Kindergarten Student Classroom Hours

8:15   - 2:45               1st through 6th Grade Classroom Hours

Early Release Days

8:15   - 10:27               A.M. Kindergarten Student Classroom Hours

11:07 - 1:19                P.M. Kindergarten Student Classroom Hours

8:15   - 1:19                 1st through 6th Grade Classroom Hours

Early dismissal will be every Wednesday starting September 4th.

 

School News

August 27th School Bond Posted On: Wednesday, August 7, 2019
On Tuesday, August 27th, residents of District 93 will have the opportunity to vote on a new school bond. The proposed bond will provide funding to build a new elementary school and make additions to Bonneville and Hillcrest High Schools. Please visit www.d93bond.org for more information.
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Together, Ammon Eagles create a positive, supportive culture with high expectations for learning and academic growth.

On Tuesday, August 27th District 93 patrons will be asked to vote on a school bond that will provide funding to build a new elementary school, construct additions at both Hillcrest and Bonneville High Schools, and make necessary improvements to other schools and facilities.

 

If approved, funds from the $42.7 million school bond can only be used for the projects listed on the ballot. Funds from school bonds cannot be used to pay employee salaries, other ongoing operational costs, or for any purpose not identified on the ballot. The District anticipates paying an interest rate of 2.93% on this bond, resulting in a total estimated cost of $59.2 million. The state is expected to contribute $11.6 million, resulting in a total net cost of $47.6 million to District 93 patrons. The school district will maintain the current levy rate to repay the bond. As the value of the District's tax base grows, the current levy rate will generate the necessary revenue to repay this bond. Based on the District's current tax base, patrons will pay about $92 annually for every $100,000 of their taxable assessed value if the bond is approved. However, the actual annual cost per $100,000 will be less as the District's tax base grows with the construction of new homes and businesses. If new bonds are never approved, the District's levy rate would eventually decrease.

 

More information about the August 27th Bond Proposal is available at www.d93bond.com

Ammon Eagles SOAR!

Ap 5th Annual Honor Role Recipient
2900 Central Ave.
Ammon, ID 83406
Phone: 208-525-4465

Fax: 208-525-4467