First day of MMS Football will be Aug. 10 at 5pm
Picture Day is Coming Soon! Malad MS Monday, August 10, 2026 Use Prepay Code: MaladMS351Fall26 to preview package options and prepay online, go to: https://www.bellphoto.com/beginorder
It's getting closer to Back to School! Here is some important Information!
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MMS Supply List for 2026-27
6th Grade English and Reading
* Multiple pens and pencils (If using mechanical pencils, a good supply of lead)
* Two yellow highlighters
* Loose leaf paper
* Two Dry Erase Markers
* A folder or binder for storing away work
* Earbuds or headphones (This is a must have!)
7th/8th Grade English/Reading Supply List
• Binder w/dividers
• Loose leaf binder paper
• Headphones or Earbuds
• 1 Notebook-College Ruled
• Pencils
• Red Pen
• Highlighter
6th Grade Math and GeoCulture
• 3 ring binder (can be used for other classes also)
• Dry erase markers-fine tip
• Binder paper
• Pencils
• Headphones/earbuds
7th Grade Math
• Calculator (Texas Instruments TI-30XIIS preferred)
• Pencils (Mechanical with 0.7 lead preferred)
• Erasers (either pencil top or large pink erasers)
• Binder Paper
• Folders (to keep handouts organized)
• Dry Erase Markers
• Headphones
• 6-inch ruler with both inches and centimeters
• Clear Protractor
8th Grade Math/Pre Algebra
• 3 ring binder (can be used for other classes also)
• Dry erase markers-fine tip
• Binder paper
• Pencils
• Headphones/earbuds
*Composition Notebook for Science Classes
6th Grade English and Reading
* Multiple pens and pencils (If using mechanical pencils, a good supply of lead)
* Two yellow highlighters
* Loose leaf paper
* Two Dry Erase Markers
* A folder or binder for storing away work
* Earbuds or headphones (This is a must have!)
7th/8th Grade English/Reading Supply List
• Binder w/dividers
• Loose leaf binder paper
• Headphones or Earbuds
• 1 Notebook-College Ruled
• Pencils
• Red Pen
• Highlighter
6th Grade Math and GeoCulture
• 3 ring binder (can be used for other classes also)
• Dry erase markers-fine tip
• Binder paper
• Pencils
• Headphones/earbuds
7th Grade Math
• Calculator (Texas Instruments TI-30XIIS preferred)
• Pencils (Mechanical with 0.7 lead preferred)
• Erasers (either pencil top or large pink erasers)
• Binder Paper
• Folders (to keep handouts organized)
• Dry Erase Markers
• Headphones
• 6-inch ruler with both inches and centimeters
• Clear Protractor
8th Grade Math/Pre Algebra
• 3 ring binder (can be used for other classes also)
• Dry erase markers-fine tip
• Binder paper
• Pencils
• Headphones/earbuds
*Composition Notebook for Science Classes
July 1, 2026
Dear Parent,
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) will be holding a vaccination clinic for all incoming 7th graders on August 10th from 9:00 to 1:00 at Malad Middle School. This clinic will take place in conjunction with school registration. We will be offering the following recommended preventative immunizations:
Meningococcal ACWY: To prevent meningococcal disease (infections of the brain, spinal cord, blood, and other tissues) caused by serogroups A, C, W, and Y. Most adolescents receive a dose at 11-12 years of age. A booster dose will be recommended at 16-18 years of age.
Tdap: To prevent tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (whooping cough).
HPV: To prevent cancers of the throat, tongue, tonsils, and reproductive systems. This is a two-dose series. The Centers for Disease Control, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends that all adolescents get vaccinated with Gardasil to ensure they are protected before they could be exposed to the virus, although it is not required for school entrance.
If your child is missing a dose of other childhood vaccines (Hep A or B, MMR, varicella, or polio) we can also catch them up at this time.
A parent must be present and should bring the child’s insurance information and immunization record, if available.
Routine vaccines are normally covered by a student’s private health insurance, or Medicaid. The cash price is $20.13 per shot. If a child is without insurance coverage or the ability to pay, they will not be turned away, and SIPH will work with each family to ensure vaccinations are completed.
Immunization appointments can also be scheduled Monday-Thursday during the summer at the Malad SIPH office by calling 208-234-5887. Please contact Taia Murray, RN at this number with any questions or concerns.
Dear Parent,
Southeastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) will be holding a vaccination clinic for all incoming 7th graders on August 10th from 9:00 to 1:00 at Malad Middle School. This clinic will take place in conjunction with school registration. We will be offering the following recommended preventative immunizations:
Meningococcal ACWY: To prevent meningococcal disease (infections of the brain, spinal cord, blood, and other tissues) caused by serogroups A, C, W, and Y. Most adolescents receive a dose at 11-12 years of age. A booster dose will be recommended at 16-18 years of age.
Tdap: To prevent tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (whooping cough).
HPV: To prevent cancers of the throat, tongue, tonsils, and reproductive systems. This is a two-dose series. The Centers for Disease Control, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends that all adolescents get vaccinated with Gardasil to ensure they are protected before they could be exposed to the virus, although it is not required for school entrance.
If your child is missing a dose of other childhood vaccines (Hep A or B, MMR, varicella, or polio) we can also catch them up at this time.
A parent must be present and should bring the child’s insurance information and immunization record, if available.
Routine vaccines are normally covered by a student’s private health insurance, or Medicaid. The cash price is $20.13 per shot. If a child is without insurance coverage or the ability to pay, they will not be turned away, and SIPH will work with each family to ensure vaccinations are completed.
Immunization appointments can also be scheduled Monday-Thursday during the summer at the Malad SIPH office by calling 208-234-5887. Please contact Taia Murray, RN at this number with any questions or concerns.
MMS Open Gym Schedule for Volleyball.
MMS Open Gym for Volleyball
We are hiring some Coaches at MMS and MHS. If you are interested in applying please visit the district website and apply now or copy and paste this link:
https://www.applitrack.com/oneidaschooldistrict/onlineapp
Ready to improve your basketball skills? Sign up now for the MHS Youth Boys Basketball Camp that will be held on June 22-24 at MHS. The cost is $50. The last day to sign up is June 8, 2026.
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
Ready to improve your basketball skills? Sign up now for the MHS Youth Boys Basketball Camp that will be held on June 22-24 at MHS. The cost is $50. The last day to sign up is June 8, 2026.
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
THE MHS Girls Basketball Program has its Basketball Camp for Girls all ready to go! Get signed up by May 31st by going to this website: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfdU6PouEo1ww4zP7UWuf1Bdu8d2f3IkAJdvZCCyDehh-WQOg/viewform
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Or you can pick up a form and turn it in to any School Office.
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Or you can pick up a form and turn it in to any School Office.
Ready to improve your basketball skills? Sign up now for the MHS Youth Boys Basketball Camp that will be held on June 22-24 at MHS. The cost is $50. The last day to sign up is June 8, 2026.
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
June 2026 Summer ASP Registration
Mon-Thurs; June 1-25; 8am - 12 noon
Please use the link to register or request a paper copy from the office.
https://forms.gle/pH3psQG6GBnyGvuw7
Mon-Thurs; June 1-25; 8am - 12 noon
Please use the link to register or request a paper copy from the office.
https://forms.gle/pH3psQG6GBnyGvuw7
Ready to improve your basketball skills? Sign up now for the MHS Youth Boys Basketball Camp that will be held on June 22-24 at MHS. The cost is $50. The last day to sign up is June 8, 2026.
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
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Register by going to this website: https://forms.gle/o6eGRpqtEnusMEm17
March 26 will be a half day of school with students being released at 12pm. There will be no ASP. Spring break is March 30-April 4. School resumes April 6.
This is happening tomorrow: a basketball skills clinic. See the flyer for more information. 100% of the proceeds will benefit the Todd Hubbard Family
Please check your email or swipe through to read important information about upcoming legislation
Oneida School District has a job opening for a Bus Aide. Please consider applying. All the details can be found at: https://www.oneidaschooldistrict.org/page/human-resources
Next week's ski day has been moved to Wednesday Feb 11. Ski money is due Monday Feb 9.
Dear Parents, Students, and Community Members,
We would like to remind everyone of an important safety protocol during arrival and dismissal times at the Middle School and High School. When a staff member is holding a Stop Sign at the entrance or exit of the parking lot, all traffic must come to a complete stop. This signal is in place to protect not only the staff members from directing traffic, but also the students riding our buses.
We ask that you do not attempt to pull out in front of the buses or dart past them while they are entering or leaving the school grounds. The safety of our students and staff depends on everyone’s cooperation and patience. Ignoring the stop sign or failing to stop may result in a citation.
We would like to remind everyone of an important safety protocol during arrival and dismissal times at the Middle School and High School. When a staff member is holding a Stop Sign at the entrance or exit of the parking lot, all traffic must come to a complete stop. This signal is in place to protect not only the staff members from directing traffic, but also the students riding our buses.
We ask that you do not attempt to pull out in front of the buses or dart past them while they are entering or leaving the school grounds. The safety of our students and staff depends on everyone’s cooperation and patience. Ignoring the stop sign or failing to stop may result in a citation.
