School Trustees Meet Tonight as First Trimester Wraps Up
Paris, ID · November 10, 2026
An overcast ceiling settles low across the valley this morning, but afternoon activity will keep things moving indoors. School trustees sit down at the district office before supper to work through the November agenda.
The Lead
Bear Lake School District #33 trustees assemble at 5:30 PM today for their regular monthly session at the district office on Fielding Road. With the first trimester officially wrapping up this Thursday across county classrooms, administrators and board members face a full mid-autumn agenda covering school operations, fiscal updates, and upcoming winter programming.
For valley parents and community members, these monthly Paris meetings provide a transparent window into how classroom staffing, transportation routes, and student resources are tracking before basketball games and winter concerts take over the family calendar. Public comment periods give patrons direct access to the five zone trustees to voice local priorities. Discussion begins promptly in the district boardroom, where gallery seating remains open to all community members.
Today's Outlook
- High 54°F · Low 35°F — Overcast
- Keep a medium jacket handy for a cloudy day that never quite warms up.
What's On Around Town
Today
- School District 33 Board Meeting Bear Lake School District Office (39 Fielding Rd), 5:30–6:30 PM · Free Hear monthly updates and patron business before trustees.
Tomorrow
- Bear Lake Band Concert Bear Lake Middle School (633 Washington St), Montpelier, 6:00–7:00 PM · Free
Thursday
- Senior Community Lunch Bear Lake Senior Center (115 S 4th St), Montpelier, 11:30 AM–1:00 PM · $6–7
Spotlight & Story
- Paris City Hall
- Built in the early 1900s as the LDS Bear Lake Stake Office, this dignified brick landmark at 62 South Main Street once housed regional ecclesiastical clerks and church records. Today, it directs civic life as Paris City Hall, preserving its original woodwork alongside municipal offices and the city library.
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