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UPDATE:
The Twin Falls Police Department is providing an update regarding the weapon incident at Robert Stuart Middle School on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
At approximately 9:31 a.m., Robert Stuart Middle School administrators and school resource officers received a report that a student on campus was in possession of a firearm. As a precaution, Robert Stuart Middle School and nearby Perrine Elementary School were placed in Secure and Teach status while officers responded and investigated.
During the investigation, officers located a firearm on the Robert Stuart Middle School campus. The firearm was unloaded, and the student involved was not in possession of ammunition.
At this time, investigators are not aware of any threats made by the student. Law enforcement officers continue to investigate the incident and speak with those involved. Law Enforcement are also actively investigating how the student came into possession of the firearm.
Idaho law prohibits the possession of weapons on K–12 school property, subject to limited exceptions. The student believed to be involved was taken into custody immediately. Charges will be submitted to the Twin Falls County Juvenile Prosector’s Office.
Please note that due to privacy laws and regulations regarding juveniles, we cannot release identifying details about any individuals involved.
This remains an active investigation.
The Twin Falls Police Department is providing an update regarding the weapon incident at Robert Stuart Middle School on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
At approximately 9:31 a.m., Robert Stuart Middle School administrators and school resource officers received a report that a student on campus was in possession of a firearm. As a precaution, Robert Stuart Middle School and nearby Perrine Elementary School were placed in Secure and Teach status while officers responded and investigated.
During the investigation, officers located a firearm on the Robert Stuart Middle School campus. The firearm was unloaded, and the student involved was not in possession of ammunition.
At this time, investigators are not aware of any threats made by the student. Law enforcement officers continue to investigate the incident and speak with those involved. Law Enforcement are also actively investigating how the student came into possession of the firearm.
Idaho law prohibits the possession of weapons on K–12 school property, subject to limited exceptions. The student believed to be involved was taken into custody immediately. Charges will be submitted to the Twin Falls County Juvenile Prosector’s Office.
Please note that due to privacy laws and regulations regarding juveniles, we cannot release identifying details about any individuals involved.
This remains an active investigation.
Dear Twin Falls School District Community and RSMS Families,
The Twin Falls Police Department has completed its investigation on the RSMS campus, and the Secure and Teach status at Robert Stuart Middle School has officially been lifted. Campus is safe, and normal operations have resumed.
We want to share the official details surrounding today’s response:
During the morning of Tuesday, November 10, 2026, RSMS administration and School Resource Officers received a report that a student on campus was in possession of a firearm. As a precaution, RSMS and nearby Perrine Elementary School were placed in Secure and Teach status while officers responded and conducted an investigation. During the investigation, officers located a firearm on the RSMS campus, and the students involved were immediately taken into custody.
Perrine Elementary completed its safety checks shortly after the individual was apprehended and returned to normal operations.
The students involved will be held accountable through law enforcement processes and appropriate district disciplinary actions. Please note that due to privacy laws and regulations regarding juveniles, we cannot release identifying details about any individuals involved.
If you wish to check your child out early for the remainder of the day, you may now do so at the main office. School will resume as normal tomorrow, November 11, 2026.
We extend our deepest gratitude to the Twin Falls Police Department for their rapid, professional response and close coordination with district administrators. We also want to sincerely thank our students and their parents and guardians. We recognize how stressful situations like this are for families, and we deeply appreciate your patience, calm, and cooperation in staying off campus while officers completed their work safely and thoroughly.
Thank you for your ongoing partnership in keeping our school community safe.
The Twin Falls Police Department has completed its investigation on the RSMS campus, and the Secure and Teach status at Robert Stuart Middle School has officially been lifted. Campus is safe, and normal operations have resumed.
We want to share the official details surrounding today’s response:
During the morning of Tuesday, November 10, 2026, RSMS administration and School Resource Officers received a report that a student on campus was in possession of a firearm. As a precaution, RSMS and nearby Perrine Elementary School were placed in Secure and Teach status while officers responded and conducted an investigation. During the investigation, officers located a firearm on the RSMS campus, and the students involved were immediately taken into custody.
Perrine Elementary completed its safety checks shortly after the individual was apprehended and returned to normal operations.
The students involved will be held accountable through law enforcement processes and appropriate district disciplinary actions. Please note that due to privacy laws and regulations regarding juveniles, we cannot release identifying details about any individuals involved.
If you wish to check your child out early for the remainder of the day, you may now do so at the main office. School will resume as normal tomorrow, November 11, 2026.
We extend our deepest gratitude to the Twin Falls Police Department for their rapid, professional response and close coordination with district administrators. We also want to sincerely thank our students and their parents and guardians. We recognize how stressful situations like this are for families, and we deeply appreciate your patience, calm, and cooperation in staying off campus while officers completed their work safely and thoroughly.
Thank you for your ongoing partnership in keeping our school community safe.
Hello TFHS Families,
A fire alarm was activated at Twin Falls High School today, and students were evacuated in accordance with established safety and security procedures.
The alert originated from one of the school’s boilers. Twin Falls Fire Department responded and will remain involved to ensure the issue is properly addressed. District building maintenance staff are also working to investigate and resolve the issue.
Thank you for your patience and support as we work to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
FFA is sponsoring a Supply Drive for firefighters. Help our firefighters and a student complete their Senior Project. Drive goes through November 13th.
The Twin Falls School District Board of Trustees and administration wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to community members across Twin Falls for exercising their right to vote and supporting the renewal of our $7.2 million Supplemental Levy. Because of your continued partnership, TFSD can maintain essential services across all schools without increasing your current tax rate. Thank you for your support!
🏆 FOUR YEARS. FOUR-PEAT! 🏆
Congratulations to the TFHS Student Council for earning the Outstanding Student Council Award for the FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW! 🎉
From serving others to making a difference in our school and community, our Student Council continues to set the bar high!
Congratulations StuCo! 💙🐻
Congratulations to the TFHS Student Council for earning the Outstanding Student Council Award for the FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW! 🎉
From serving others to making a difference in our school and community, our Student Council continues to set the bar high!
Congratulations StuCo! 💙🐻
🐻💓BRUINS AGAINST DRUGS! 💓🐻
As we wrap up Red Ribbon Week, let’s remember what it means to be part of something bigger than ourselves.
Being a Bruin means more than wearing our school colors. It means representing our school with pride, making responsible choices, supporting our classmates, and helping create a community where everyone has the opportunity to succeed. Red Ribbon Week may be ending, but our commitment to healthy choices, positive friendships, and bright futures continues all year long.
Bruins against drugs! We scare drugs away!
As we wrap up Red Ribbon Week, let’s remember what it means to be part of something bigger than ourselves.
Being a Bruin means more than wearing our school colors. It means representing our school with pride, making responsible choices, supporting our classmates, and helping create a community where everyone has the opportunity to succeed. Red Ribbon Week may be ending, but our commitment to healthy choices, positive friendships, and bright futures continues all year long.
Bruins against drugs! We scare drugs away!
Today we are teaming up against drugs!
Our school is a team. Whether you’re an athlete, musician, artist, club member, or fan in the stands, you have a role in making this community stronger. Drug abuse and addiction change your brain chemistry. The longer you use your drug of choice, the more damage is done. Being a good teammate means helping friends make healthy decisions and reaching out to a trusted adult when someone needs help.
Your teammates need you. Your friends need you. Your future needs you!
Our school is a team. Whether you’re an athlete, musician, artist, club member, or fan in the stands, you have a role in making this community stronger. Drug abuse and addiction change your brain chemistry. The longer you use your drug of choice, the more damage is done. Being a good teammate means helping friends make healthy decisions and reaching out to a trusted adult when someone needs help.
Your teammates need you. Your friends need you. Your future needs you!
Aloha, Bruins!
Life has so much to offer, and your future is full of possibilities. The National Institute on Drug Abuse explains that substance use during adolescence can interfere with brain development and increase the risk of future problems. Choose healthy ways to handle stress, surround yourself with people who lift you up, and never be afraid to ask for support.
Let's keep our futures sunny and scare drugs away!
Life has so much to offer, and your future is full of possibilities. The National Institute on Drug Abuse explains that substance use during adolescence can interfere with brain development and increase the risk of future problems. Choose healthy ways to handle stress, surround yourself with people who lift you up, and never be afraid to ask for support.
Let's keep our futures sunny and scare drugs away!
Today we're pairing up to show our school spirit, but we're also celebrating something even more important: having people in our lives who encourage us to make good choices. The friends we surround ourselves with can influence how we think, what we do, and how we handle pressure. A true friend respects your boundaries, supports your goals, and never makes you feel like you have to risk your future to fit in.
The CDC's 2023 national survey found that 40% of high school students experienced persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness during the previous year. Checking in on a friend, connecting with a trusted adult, and asking for help are all signs of strength.
Find your twin, match your outfits, and remember that the best friends are the ones who encourage you to make healthy choices and be yourself.
The CDC's 2023 national survey found that 40% of high school students experienced persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness during the previous year. Checking in on a friend, connecting with a trusted adult, and asking for help are all signs of strength.
Find your twin, match your outfits, and remember that the best friends are the ones who encourage you to make healthy choices and be yourself.
Back-to-back District Champs. Congratulations Football!! #bruwins #district champs
We are celebrating Red Ribbon Week!
This week is about more than wearing red. It is about recognizing that our choices matter and that we all have the power to shape our futures. High school is a time when we discover who we are, explore our interests, and decide what kind of future we want to build. Every healthy choice we make can help us move toward those goals. You do not have to follow the crowd to belong and you never have to compromise your values to prove yourself.
This week is about more than wearing red. It is about recognizing that our choices matter and that we all have the power to shape our futures. High school is a time when we discover who we are, explore our interests, and decide what kind of future we want to build. Every healthy choice we make can help us move toward those goals. You do not have to follow the crowd to belong and you never have to compromise your values to prove yourself.
Girls Cross Country are this year's District Champs! TFHS also has the two individual District Champs, Raelee Richards and Luke Lyda. We couldn't be prouder, Bruwins! #bruwins #districtchamps
Congratulations to our Boys Swim team winning Districts!! On to State Bruins. #bruwins #districtchamps
Please support our TFHS Technology Student Association raise funds to compete @ Nationals in Orlando Florida!
It's a short week of school, but a full week of Activities. Don't miss out on the District Playoffs and Girls State Soccer.
TEXAS ROADHOUSE FUNDRAISER!
Support the swim team and eat a yummy dinner. Show them this flyer to get 10% of your order donated to the TFHS Swim Team.
Support the swim team and eat a yummy dinner. Show them this flyer to get 10% of your order donated to the TFHS Swim Team.
💬 Parent-Teacher Conference week is here! Teamwork makes the dream work, and staying connected is the best way to support your student's progress.
As a reminder, there will be no school for students this Thursday, October 22, and Friday, October 23, due to District-Wide Parent/Student/Teacher Conferences (Note: MVHS will remain in session on Oct. 22). Make sure to check your school’s specific schedule to lock in your meeting time! 🤝📈
#TFSDConferences #ParentPartnership
As a reminder, there will be no school for students this Thursday, October 22, and Friday, October 23, due to District-Wide Parent/Student/Teacher Conferences (Note: MVHS will remain in session on Oct. 22). Make sure to check your school’s specific schedule to lock in your meeting time! 🤝📈
#TFSDConferences #ParentPartnership
Hello TFSD Families,
Power has been restored to Perrine, RSMS, TFHS, Sawtooth, CRHS, Lincoln, and Harrison. Thank you for your patience as we worked through the challenges of a power outage affecting our schools. School will continue as normal for the remainder of the day.
Power has been restored to Perrine, RSMS, TFHS, Sawtooth, CRHS, Lincoln, and Harrison. Thank you for your patience as we worked through the challenges of a power outage affecting our schools. School will continue as normal for the remainder of the day.