Twin Falls Middle School

08/27/2026

Welcome Back, Ravens!

Today, we proudly welcomed our Ravens back to Twin Falls Middle School for the first day of the 2026-27 school year!

The day began with our newest Ravens, the Class of 2033, arriving bright and early for 6th Grade Orientation. They were warmly welcomed by our outstanding WEB Crew and staff, who helped them navigate their new school, answered questions, and made them feel right at home.

Later in the morning, our 7th and 8th grade Ravens arrived, ready to kick off another great year. The halls quickly filled with excitement as friends reunited, hugs were shared, and high fives were exchanged. The energy and enthusiasm throughout the building made for a fantastic start to the school year.

We're excited for the opportunities, experiences, and achievements that lie ahead. Together, we'll learn, grow, and make this our best year yet.

Let's make the 2026-27 school year an amazing one!

06/17/2026

Congratulations to our amazing 8th grade Ravens! We are so proud of all that you’ve accomplished and the growth you’ve shown along the way. As you take this exciting next step in your journey, know that you carry the spirit of Raven pride with you. Wishing you continued success and bright futures ahead!

06/17/2026

Before the break, we had the pleasure of welcoming our incoming 6th grade Ravens through two exciting events: Raven for a Night and the incoming 6th grade field trip.
During Raven for a Night, families experienced what it’s like to be part of our Raven community. Students participated in a scavenger hunt, exploring the school while answering questions about middle school life. Once they completed the activity, they were rewarded with a popsicle and a celebratory high five from our WEB Crew.

On the field trip, students gathered in the gym for a fun introduction to a typical TFMS assembly. They kicked things off with an energetic game—Front Deck, Middle Deck, Back Deck—where they raced to different sections as called out by Mr. Glover. Afterward, students toured the school led by our supportive and enthusiastic WEB Crew, who are always ready to guide and welcome new Ravens.

We’re excited to officially welcome our new 6th grade Ravens this fall!

06/17/2026

On the last day of school each year, we line the halls and the front of our school to cheer on our Ravens as they head into summer! For some, it’s “see you next year,” and for others, it’s a proud send-off as they begin their next chapter as Wildcats.

We are so proud of each and every one of our Ravens and all they’ve accomplished this year. Enjoy your well-deserved summer—once a Raven, always a Raven! 🖤🎓☀️

06/17/2026

Last week at Twin Falls Middle School, we wrapped up an amazing school-wide Field Day! With perfect weather on our side, students soaked up the sunshine while enjoying fun activities out on the track. Popsicles helped keep everyone cool, and the Rainbow Club’s face painting and bedazzling booth was a huge hit!

Our Ravens made the most of the day, celebrating together and counting down the final days of the school year.

06/08/2026

More photos from last week's MSHS Catwalk at TFMS!

06/08/2026

📣 CALLING ALL ARTISTS! 📣The Twin Falls Middle School PTSA invites all incoming 6th, 7th and 8th grade students to participate in next year's Reflections program!

Reflections is a National PTA arts recognition program that encourages students of all ages and abilities to explore their creativity and be involved in the arts.

The theme for 2026-27 is “What My Culture Means to Me”. PTSA will launch an official submission form in the Fall so be on the look out. In the meantime, students can start thinking of ideas and work on submissions over the summer break.

Students can submit their completed works of art in one, or all, of the available art categories: Dance Choreography, Film Production, Literature, Music Composition, Photography, and/or Visual Arts. Entries must be the original work of one student.
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For more information and program guidelines, including specific rules for each category, visit www.wastatepta.org/events-programs/reflections

06/08/2026

🚨8th GRADE END-OF-THE YEAR ACTIVITIES🚨

Next week is a busy one at Twin Falls Middle School especially for 8th graders. If you haven't already, mark your calendars and set reminders for the following events:

🥳Tuesday, June 9: 8th grade Family Fun Center Field Trip
🤩Wednesday, June 10: 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony
☀Thursday, June 11: Field Day for ALL students
🌟Thursday, June 11: Half Day - 11:03am dismissal at TFMS for ALL students

Thank you to Mrs. Rourke for creating this graphic! PTSA is sharing to spread the word. If you have any questions or concerns regarding these scheduled activities please contact the TFMS office.

06/05/2026

Help needed for field day on June 11!

🥳There are still spots open...Come join in on end of the year celebrations at Twin Falls Middle School. Field Day is Thursday, June 11 and we need volunteers from 7:50am - 11am to help manage stations and ensure that everyone is having FUN!

👀Volunteers are welcome to sign up for a single shift or stay for the entire event. Each grade level will be attending field day at different times. Below is a tentative schedule:

8 - 9am: 6th grade
9 - 10am: 7th grade
10 - 11am: 8th grade

SIGN UP HERE: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4FA9AF23AAFEC43-64358155-twin

🌤This event is scheduled to be held outside, so dress accordingly and bring sunscreen and water.

*In order to volunteer you must be an approved volunteer with the school district. If you are not, please visit https://www.svsd410.org/community/volunteering for guidance on how to get approved.

05/29/2026

Mrs. Clune’s 7th grade math classes recently studied Probability, and instead of ending the module with a test, students created their own Games of Chance.

After creating theoretical data charts based on the probability of specific outcomes for each game, the class spent a period hosting a Games of Chance Carnival. Each group traveled around the room playing all of the other games and recording their results on data charts for the game creators.

The next step is to analyze all of the data collected and compare the experimental results to the theoretical predictions. Students were incredibly creative, and no two games were alike!