The Wolf Pack has plenty to celebrate as we head into November! Our Wolf Pack Players take center stage this week with their fall production of Game of Tiaras, and we have lots of exciting opportunities ahead, from classroom experiences and college and career updates to athletics and community events. Our annual Timberline Food Drive kicks off November 9th, and we're looking forward to coming together once again to support our community. Be sure to check out this week's newsletter for important announcements, upcoming events, and ways to stay connected and involved. As always, thank you for being part of what makes Timberline such a special place. Go Wolves! |
November 4,5,6: Game of Tiaras, Wolf Pack Players Fall Players Fall Play, 7:00 PM, THS Auditorium
November 22-27: Autumn Break (No School)
December 3: Senior Picture Retake Day
December 5: SAT Testing Day
December 5: Battle for the Paddle @ Boise High
December 19- January 4: Winter Break (No School)
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Please click on this link for the Bell Schedule. |
Please see this link to view the DTEC Bell Schedule and this link to view the DTEC Bus Schedule. |
Please see this link to view the Boise School District 2026-2027 School Calendar |
The Wolf Pack Players present "Game of Tiaras" November 4,5,& 6. Doors open at 6:30 PM nightly and the play begins at 7:00 PM. Admisson is $8.00. |
Dear Timberline High Parent / Guardian,
This year school staff are working to teach students about mental health and how to seek help if they are worried about themselves or a friend. We are using a program called SOS Signs of Suicide. The program teaches students about this difficult topic and encourages them to seek help.
SOS has been used by thousands of schools for over 20 years. Studies have shown that it effectively teaches students about depression and suicide while reducing the number of students’ self-reported suicide attempts.
Through the program, students learn:
- that depression is treatable, so they are encouraged to seek help
- how to identify depression and potential suicide risk in themselves or a friend
- to ACT (Acknowledge, Care and Tell a trusted adult) if concerned about themselves or a friend
- who they can turn to at school for help
On November 9th and 10th, students will watch age-appropriate video clips and participate in a guided discussion about identifying who their trusted adults are and what to do if they are concerned about a friend. Following the video, students will complete a brief depression screening form. This form cannot provide a diagnosis of depression but does indicate whether a young person should seek help from a mental health professional. At the end of class, students will have the opportunity to ask to talk with an adult about any concerns. School staff will conduct brief meetings with any student asking to talk.
We encourage you to visit www.mindwise.org/parents for information on warning signs for youth suicide, useful resources, and some of the key messages students will learn. We also encourage you to review:
If you have any questions or concerns about your child’s participation in this program you can contact Principal Chad Wright ( chad.wright@boiseschools.org) or any of our school counselors.
Sincerely,
Timberline High School Administration
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Dear Boise School District Families, Students, Staff, and Community Members,
We recognize that these changes could affect families in different ways. Please review the current and proposed schedules, background information, and potential benefits and challenges included in the survey, then let us know whether you support the proposal.
The survey closes at 5 p.m. Mountain Time on December 4, 2026.
Results will be shared with the Board of Trustees during its December or January Board meeting and will help inform its final decision. No final decision has been made.
Thank you for sharing your perspective and helping the Board consider the needs of our students, families, and community.
Sincerely,
Boise School District Administration
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The food drive will start Monday, November 9th! Last year we collected 7,891 pounds of food to donate to the Idaho Foodbank and the Women and Children's Alliance. Bring cans and shelf stable foods to donate November 9th - 20th! |
Carrie Harder and Karen Moss brought 18 students from their AP American Government classes to attend the City Club of Boise luncheon on October 29th. The panel discussed issues relating to democracy, voting, and confidence in elections. We joined with students from Capitol High School and Borah High School. |
HOSA is running a fundraiser, selling Texas Roadhouse Rolls just in time for December Holidays- sales begin Nov 5th. See the flyer below for additional information. |
Timberline High School is partnering with Clear SkiesTherapy Center to provide on-campus counseling for students during the school day.
This program is especially designed for students who could benefit from regular counseling but face barriers such as scheduling, transportation, or access to services outside of school.
A Clear Skies therapist will meet with students at school and is able to accept many insurance plans.
If you think your student may benefit from this support or if you have questions, please reach out to your student’s counselor or Katy Metzger, Timberline Social Worker:
Katy Metzger, LCSW
Phone: 208-900-7255
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College Application Week: The Seniors successfully applied to Idaho's colleges and universities and should now be receiving their acceptance letters! If your student was absent or hasn't applied yet, it's not too late! Apply Idaho is open through the end of the year!
Upcoming webinars for families:
Featured Scholarships for Seniors:
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Upcoming Picture Days:
December 3: Senior Retake Day
For Senior Pictures:
Students planning on wearing a "tux" need to wear a plain white shirt.
Students planning on wearing a "drape" need to wear a tank top.
December 3 will be the only makeup/retake opportunity for senior portraits.
Please note: If a formal senior portrait is not received, the student’s Infinite Campus ID photo will be used in the yearbook.
Please use the QR code below to order pictures from Dorian Studios for your student, if you would like. You can use this link to access Dorian's website. If you do not have your student's access code, please contact Dorian to get an access code. To request your access key online, please visit the Dorian website and find your school. Then select the picture day your student had their picture taken. Once this is selected, please click the button "what is my access key?" You can also use the Chat with an Expert button in the right corner of the Dorian webpage to help you locate your access key. If you need additional assistance, you can contact Dorian at (800) 826-3535.
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To purchase items online, please follow this link, https://boiseschools.schoolcashonline.com/ , (or us the QR code provided) and sign into your student's account. If your student does not have one, you can easily complete the registration of your student(s) (make sure you have their student ID available). Once you have logged into their account, you can purchase all registration items such as parking permits, ASB cards, class shirts, and Technology Damage Deposits. A receipt of the purchase will be emailed to the email account attached to the student account. Please print or screenshot the receipt to collect the registration items either on registration day or once school begins. ***Please make sure you use your student's account instead of checking out as a guest. Items purchased as "guest" cannot be tracked to the student profile in SchoolCashOnline which makes locating a lost receipt or referencing a previously purchased item much more difficult.
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Once you have filled out your information following this QR code, make sure you go to your SchoolCashOnline.com account to purchase your parking permit. Both steps need to be taken prior to being to able to pick up your parking permit. |
Overwhelmed by ParentSquare notifications? You can fine-tune your notifications for schools and district communications. To ensure you're receiving the information you want, when and how you want it, check out this brief video and article. (ParentSquare login required) |
Parents and students can use our webstore by visiting https://boiseschools.schoolcashonline.com or using the QR code provided. **Please check out using your student's account, not as a guest user. If you check out as a guest user we will be unable to track your purchases to your student's name**
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Wolf Wear is available at the ASB Office. Stop by during school hours to see what is available! |
All students should have an ID badge and should be using it to get into the building. EVERY student is expected to keep their ID badge with them at school every day and students are expected to use their ID badge for door access. It is a key and must be reported if lost or stolen. |
Please click the link below for up to date Timberline Athletics information |
TIMBERLINE ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
We’re excited for another great year of Timberline athletics and grateful for the incredible support of our families, students and community.
Please join us in welcoming the 2026–2027 Timberline Athletic Booster Club Board:
President: Melissa Janes Stoor
Vice President: Lindsay Barnes
Secretary: Danielle Coon
Treasurer: Tobby Goicoechea
Past President: Jenn Navest
We’re looking forward to a great year supporting allTimberline student-athletes and athletic programs!
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FALL TEAM vs. TEAM MEMBERSHIP CONTEST
The Fall Membership Contest is heating up! Teams can earn up to $1,500 through the membership contest!
Football • Volleyball • Girls Soccer • Boys Soccer • Golf • Cross Country • Swimming
Football is currently 1st in funding and volleyball is leading in membership percentage!
When purchasing your Booster membership, be sure to select your student-athlete's team(s) so they receive credit toward the competition.
Booster Membership Perks include skip-the-line passes for home athletic events. Platinum + Triple Platinum members also receive unlimited home-game family admission and VIP football parking at Dona Larsen Park.
Purchase your 2026–2027 Booster Membership: HERE
** Platinum memberships are almost sold out!
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STAY CONNECTED
THS Athletic Booster Instagram: HERE
Memberships & Parade Sponsorships: HERE
Timberline Athletics: HERE
Wolfpack Student Section: HERE
Thank you for being part of the Wolfpack community and for supporting Timberline student-athletes and athletic programs!
GO WOLVES!
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2026–2027 PTO Board Members:
We’re excited to introduce the incoming PTO Executive Board and key committee chairs for the 2026–2027 school year:
- Principal: Chad Wright
- President: Lisa Lambert
- Vice President: Melissa Janes Stoor
- Secretary: Stacy McCain
- Treasurer: Rachel Sell
- Volunteer Coordinator: Lisa DeLoney
- Communications: Danielle Coon
- Senior Grad Party: Heather Atalla
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2026–2027 PTO Meeting Dates:
PTO meetings are a great way to get involved and stay connected to what’s happening at Timberline. All parents and guardians are welcome. All meetings are held in the Timberline front office at 11:45 a.m.
- November 11, 2026
- January 13, 2027
- March 10, 2027
- April 28, 2027 (final meeting – moved up from May)
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Get Involved:
Serving on a PTO committee is an easy, flexible way to support Timberline and connect with other parents. No experience needed! Interested? Email timberlineparent@gmail.com and we’ll connect you with the right person.
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Volunteer: Help with teacher appreciation and other school events. Email us here if you can help!
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Senior Grad Night Volunteers Needed – email us if you can help!
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Donate: Every dollar makes a difference. Click here to donate to the Timberline PTO
No ongoing commitment is required—just come when you’re able.We look forward to seeing you and partnering to support Timberline!
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How PTO Donations Help Timberline
Your PTO donations directly support teachers, staff, students, and clubs. Here are some recent examples of how PTO funds have been used in the first semester of 2025-2026:
- Upgraded teacher and staff lounge areas
- Timberline Club Concessions slushy machine for DECA and other club fundraisers
- Wolf Connection and Hope Squad off-site training support
- Teacher resources for classroom projects
- Health and wellness resources for students (purchased through teacher and staff requests)
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Stay Informed:
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All students attending Boise School District schools will receive free breakfast. One breakfast per student will be available daily.
- Elementary Students: Breakfast available before school.
- Secondary Students: Breakfast available before school or during mid-morning break.
Lunch is available at all schools. The cost depends on your student's qualification for free or reduced lunch as defined by the US Department of Agriculture.
Please see the link below for details on the upcoming menu options.
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Please follow this link for additional information on Mental Health Resources from the Boise School District. |
The Boise School District Student Transportation website can be found here.
To find bus routes, you can use StopFinder. Please follow this link for step by step instructions. StopFinder can help you:
- View your student's bus route and schedule
- Set estimated time of arrival alerts (ETAs)
- Set GeoAlerts for bus arrivals and departures within a geographic area
- Receive transportation updates and notifications
- Access transportation information anytime from your mobile device
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The Boise St. Luke’s Volunteer Department will be opening the application for new prospective Junior volunteers on November 2nd at 8 am. I highly recommend, if your students are interested in applying, to do so first thing in the morning (the application open 24 hours). We can only accommodate around twenty new juniors in our program this year. The link below is the site for students to apply the “day of” November 2nd at 8:00am, the application will not allow access until that day. I have also attached the informative Pdf that can be shared in your newsletters, posted etc.
* The St. Luke's Junior Volunteer Program cannot successfully accommodate new volunteers past their Junior year of high school due to limited time and opportunities.
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