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About D93
About Bonneville Joint School District 93
At Bonneville Joint School District 93 (D93), our mission is simple and bold — to prepare today’s learners for tomorrow’s success. Guided by our promise of Designing Success for Every Student, we are committed to creating schools where every learner feels safe, connected, and cared for, and where learning inspires curiosity, confidence, and character.
Serving more than 13,000 students, D93 is Idaho’s third-largest school district, encompassing parts of Bonneville and Bingham Counties, including portions of Idaho Falls and the cities of Ammon, Iona, and Ucon.
Our district includes:
- 15 elementary schools, including Bonneville Online Elementary
- Four middle schools
- Seven high schools, including Bonneville, Hillcrest, Thunder Ridge, Technical Careers, Bonneville Online, Lincoln High School, and Bonneville Online Academy, serving at-risk students through an alternative online model. All high schools are accredited by Cognia.
We’re excited to welcome Willow Creek Elementary in Fall 2026 and to launch the Ammon Honors Academy, a reimagined magnet school offering an individualized and rigorous learning experience.
Through the Professional Learning Communities (PLC) model, our teachers collaborate to ensure every student learns at high levels. Our commitment extends beyond academics—fostering the social, emotional, and career-ready skills students need to thrive.
From its humble beginnings in 1950, when ten one-room school districts consolidated, District 93 has grown into one of Idaho’s leading school systems—the third-largest in the state and widely recognized for excellence in both academic achievement and extracurricular performance.
Testimonials
“I love D93 because of our teachers and administrators. As I have gotten to know the teachers on a personal level, I have continued to be amazed by how much they have going on in their day-to-day lives, and yet they still show up for every kid in our school time and time again, without fail. They are incredible people.”
Jordan Pieper – D93 parent and Ucon PTO
“I’ve had the pleasure of serving as a PTO president at both the elementary and middle school levels, and what I love most about D93 is the strong sense of community and the way our community consistently surrounds and supports our kids.
We all play different roles, but we share one common purpose: helping students grow and be the best they can be. I’ve loved being part of creating opportunities for our community to come together so that every child, every parent, and every teacher feels included and supported.
Whether it’s Field Day, school dances, or even moms playing flag football, bringing people together to laugh, cheer, and connect has been my favorite part of this work. That sense of belonging and shared purpose is what makes D93 so special to me and why I love it.”
Lindsay Bischoff – D93 parent and Director of the Bonneville Education Foundation
“D93 may be one of the largest districts in Idaho, but it doesn’t feel that way as a parent. The communication is thoughtful and transparent, which helps me trust that decisions—especially the difficult ones—are always made with students at the center.”
Natalie Thibodeau – D93 parent and substitute teacher
“Whenever I’ve had a question or concern, I’ve always felt comfortable reaching out to the district and getting the help or answers I needed. Communication is simple, clear, and consistent. Newsletters go out regularly, district meetings are easy to attend or watch via livestream, and updates are frequent, relevant, and engaging. I genuinely enjoy seeing D93 News pop up in my social media feed.
One thing I truly appreciate is that district and school administrators show up. Whether it’s state basketball, football, track, or academic events, someone is always there supporting students and schools. They don’t hide—they are front and center, giving all schools equal attention, and that matters.
I’ve enjoyed getting to know people at every level across our schools and district. Over the years, I’ve found D93 to be easy to work with and very intentional about building partnerships with local businesses. In every collaboration I’ve been part of, the district has given more than they’ve received and has always been genuinely grateful for the support.
I plan to continue being involved with D93 for as long as I’m able, especially with grandsons who will soon be starting school in the district. Through my involvement, I’ve made great friends and lifelong connections. D93 continues to get better every year—and most importantly, they care.”
Tony Blakeslee – D93 parent, grandparent, and community partner
“I love D93 because we have a district team that truly takes care of our educators so we can continually do what is best for students. We have a district team that is willing to have collaborative relationships with BEA to continue to strengthen our profession. I love D93 because our superintendent is willing to speak up!”
Brittany Horrell – Bonneville Education Association
Bonneville Joint School District 93 is committed to innovation in education. Our mission is to prepare today’s learners for tomorrow’s success, and our vision is to design success for every student by creating schools where learners feel safe, connected, and cared for.
Who We Are
Serving more than 13,000 students, D93 is the third-largest school district in Idaho, covering parts of Bingham and Bonneville Counties, including portions of Idaho Falls and the cities of Ammon, Iona, and Ucon. Our schools include:
- 15 elementary schools (PreK–6)
- Five middle schools (grades 7–8, including comprehensive, magnet, and online options)
- Six high schools (grades 9–12, including three comprehensive, one alternative, and Technical Careers High School)
- eCenter for online learning, credit recovery, or acceleration
What to Expect in D93
- Passionate educators and innovative classrooms.
- Strong academic foundations in core subjects, with robust programs in the arts, world languages, career-technical education, and computer science.
- Rigorous standards that meet and exceed state and national expectations.
- Advanced Placement and honors opportunities at the secondary level.
- A wide range of extracurricular activities in athletics, arts, and leadership.
- Lifelong skills for college, career, and beyond.
Our People
We employ more than 1,800 staff, including more than 750 certificated teachers, all dedicated to putting students first.
Our History & Accreditation
Founded in 1950 through the consolidation of ten districts, D93 has grown while maintaining a strong sense of community. Bonneville High School, Hillcrest High School, and Technical Careers High School are fully accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Association, and all schools meet or exceed state standards.
