Canyon Ridge High School

Ready to get a jump start on college? 🎓✨

Join us for Dual Credit Night to learn how students can earn college credits while still in high school.

Don’t miss this opportunity to ask questions and plan ahead! 💬

No School, February 16!

In observance of Presidents’ Day, there will be no school for all TFSD students.

#PresidentsDay #TFSD #NoSchool #HonoringHistory #LongWeekend

🎄❄️ TFSD wishes you a joyful, safe, and restful holiday season! Christmas Break Starts: December 22 – January 5

There will be no school during this time. We’ll see everyone back in class on January 6! 🎁✨

#TFSD #ChristmasBreak #HappyHolidays #WinterBreak #NoSchool #HolidaySeason

✨ EARLY DISMISSAL – DECEMBER 19

For Early release times, check here: https://www.tfsd.org/page/early-release-times

#TFSD #EarlyDismissal #QuarterEnd #SchoolUpdate #ParentReminder

Thank you, University of Idaho, for presenting the Enroll Idaho program to the sophomores at Canyon Ridge High School!

The Enroll Idaho program is a public service initiative designed to inspire students to pursue education beyond high school, whether that's a trade school, a 2 year school, an apprenticeship program, or a 4 year university!

Hello CRHS, Perrine, Lincoln, Sawtooth, TFHS, Harrison, RSMS, and MVHS Families,

In consultation with Idaho Power, we are happy to share that power will be restored to our campuses momentarily. A Squirrel, let’s call him Sparky, took out the substation. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter.

Hello CRHS, Perrine, Lincoln, Sawtooth, TFHS, Harrison, RSMS, and MVHS Families,

We are currently experiencing a power outage across several of our campuses. Our staff members do have access to cell phones for emergency purposes. We are currently working with Idaho Power to determine the anticipated restoration time for power to our buildings. We will communicate with you as soon as we have this information. At this point, students are being served lunch, and we anticipate being able to continue school this afternoon until the normal dismissal time. As a reminder, during power outages, your calls are forwarded to the district office, where staff members can relay messages to our school as needed. We ask that families use this option only in an emergency to avoid overloading our systems.

🎶✨ Get ready for an unforgettable night of music and energy! The CRHS Synergy Show Choir takes the stage December 11–13, 2025!

🎟️ Tickets:
• $10 online at crhssynergy.com
• $12 at the door
• $50 family pack (up to 7 people)

⏰ Showtimes:
• 7:00 PM nightly
• Saturday matinee at 2:00 PM

📍 Canyon Ridge High School Auditorium
📲 Scan the code on the flyer to grab your tickets online!

You won’t want to miss this incredible student talent! 🎤✨

🎄 Get into the holiday spirit with the Canyon Ridge FFA! 🎁
Join us for the Holiday Vendor Market on Saturday, December 6, from 9 AM–3 PM at Canyon Ridge High School.
Shop local, grab a bite, and help support our hardworking FFA students as they raise funds for State CDEs! 🐮🌾

🎓 Big thanks to everyone who made CRHS College Application Days a huge success! 🙌
Our seniors took an exciting step toward their futures, and we’re so grateful to everyone who helped with applications and answered questions. #TheRidge #CollegeApplicationWeek #FutureReady

🎉 Canyon Ridge Senior Spotlight 🎉 Noah Williams is a senior at Canyon Ridge. He will be representing CRHS and TFSD in Boise next week. He is one of ten finalists for the United States Youth Program. It is a highly competitive education experience—applicants have a .08% chance of being a finalist. The finalists travel to the Capitol in Boise and complete exams and interviews in front of a panel of government representatives. They are tested on their knowledge of history and government. The two winners will be announced in December and will travel to D.C. in March. The Senate sponsors two students from each state to attend “Washington Week” as delegates. Good luck, Noah! He also applied to 3 of the service academy's summer programs and was selected to attend all 3. The odds of getting into any of them are 10 percent or less. Yet, he went to West Point, the Naval Academy, and the Coast Guard Academy. We will hear in December whether or not he gets a nomination from a government official to attend one of the academies for college. Then, if he gets a nomination, he can apply to the academy that he is nominated into. Currently, he is in the top 15 candidates in Idaho for West Point! 💪🎓 #CanyonRidgeHigh #StudentSuccess #TFSDPride #FutureLeader

📣 Parent-Student-Teacher Conferences! 📝

📌 No School October 23–24 for most students.
📍MVHS Will be in session on Oct. 23.

#TFSD #ParentTeacherConference #StudentSuccess #FamilyEngagement #NoSchoolAlert

TFHS is hosting the Magic Valley College & Career Tech Fair on Oct. 22nd from 11 am-4:30 pm. All Magic Valley students and parents are invited to attend.

🎉 Game on! 🏈
Canyon Ridge High School will host the Southeast Unified Champion Schools Flag Football Competition on November 4, with opening ceremonies starting at 9:30 AM.

Fans are encouraged to join in the fun — just bring a chair and your loudest cheers! 🙌

Unified Sports are designed for students with diverse abilities to play alongside their general education peers, promoting inclusion, teamwork, and school spirit. ❤️

Here’s hoping for perfect football weather! ☀️

📢 Press Release: Incident Report at Canyon Ridge High School

Earlier today, at approximately 1140 hours, a phone call was received by the Twin Falls City Communication Center on a non-emergency line. The male caller claimed to be in a bathroom on campus and that he had a gun. The caller spoke with a thick accent and was unable to provide dispatch with coherent information.



In response to this call, dispatch contacted Canyon Ridge High School and requested a lockdown as a precautionary measure. Officers responded promptly to the school and coordinated with the school administration to ensure the safety of all students and staff.



After a thorough search, it was confirmed that there was no threat present on campus. We want to extend our gratitude to the staff and students at Canyon Ridge High School for their quick and composed response to the situation.



We remain committed to ensuring the safety and security of our community and will continue to work closely with local schools to maintain a safe environment for all.

CRHS students have been released for lunch. Classes will continue as normal this afternoon. Thank you to the TFPD for their quick response in ensuring the safety of our campuses.