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Mark Your Calendars! Homedale Farmers Market Spring Plant Sale Read moreĬome support the local youth at the 8th Annual BoosterĬlub Crab Feed! Friday February 7th beginning at 6:30 at the Basque Centerĭinner - Raffle - Silent Auction - Live Auctionīaseball / Softball Sign Ups are now open!īaseball/Softball/Coach Pitch/TBall Registration is now open until Volunteer help from Txoko Ona members is always appreciated.

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The assistance of its funeral dinner committee, venue and food to any family that request it free of charge- Support to the Boise Euzkaldunak Benefit Auction Organization such as the Homedale Fire Dept., Homedale Community Wish Tree, Homedale Youth Sports, HHS Athletics, Herribatza Dantzariak. Proceeds from this event help Txoko Ona offer:- Language classes, weekly Mus, and cultural presentations to members free of charge - Basque education scholarships and Udaleku scholarships to its members and their family- A venue at little or no charge to non-profit and other fundraiser organizations. If you are interested in donating an auction item for this event please contact Teresa Uranga-Ryska or Lori Uranga Badiola. Our auction is a huge success due to the generosity of the community. Refreshments: Beer, Wine, Kalimotxos, Soda, Water, Chorizos, Chili & Hot dogs Txoko Ona Basque Club presents the 20th Annual Homedale Basque Danceĥ:30 - Doors Open - $5.00 Admission6:30 - Herribatza Dantzariak 7:15 - Oinkari Basque Dancers 7:45 - Live & Silent AuctionsDance & Live Music from the Kalimotxo Kowboys to follow They will play a game and make a Wocket craft. Seuss' birthday this Monday, March 2nd during Story Time at the Homedale Public Library! They will read There's A Wocket In My Pocket! and The Footīook. Plenty of events and activities in our thriving small town.Ĭome celebrate Dr. Regardless of the weather that accompanies the beginning of Spring there are Tremendous power and beauty of mother nature as we welcome the month of March. That saying couldn't be more true in Idaho.

These principles help shape them into well rounded and productive members of the community.They say March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb. I believe that participation in performing arts teaches students collaboration, discipline, and commitment. Thompson considers Idaho his home state and counts his time teaching in Middleton as a true privilege! Even though he didn't grow up in Idaho, Mr. His son is currently enrolled at the College of Idaho and is pursuing a degree in Accounting. His daughter recently graduated from College of Idaho and is pursuing her Masters Degree in Education at NNU. He considers himself the luckiest man alive because he has the opportunity to spend time every day on the commute from Nampa to Middleton with his wife, Sarah (former MMS 8th grade ELA teacher 1993 - 2017) who has become an Instructional Specialist for MSD. When he's not at school, he enjoys reading, woodworking, camping, fishing, and hiking. Thompson has served as a Choir Festival Manager, Middle School Chairperson and District 3 Website Manager for the last several years. Teaching has pushed him to become more involved with the valley's Music organization, District 3 Music Educators.

Music and emotions are a part of who we are whether we choose to pursue them as a career or enjoy our talents as a hobby or pastime. Thompson's hope is to demonstrate the love and enjoyment of music and drama. He looks forward to another fantastic year of performing opportunities for his students. Thompson became certified in Theatrical Arts and took on a new role as the MMS Drama teacher. After the retirement of the long time Drama teacher, Mr. In 2006, he moved his teaching talents to Middleton, teaching Choir and General Music at MMS. He began teaching Band, Choir, Jazz Band, Pep Band and Marching Band to 6th -12th grade students. Thompson was hired for his first full-time teaching job in Homedale. His career took a detour into the building industry for several years before he began substituting at Middleton Middle School.

In 1991, he began his education at Northwest Nazarene University and graduated in 1996 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in (K-12) Music Education. Thompson was raised in Oregon and spent time in John Day, Portland and Eugene. Over the years he learned many lessons from his dad about teaching, performing and collaborating with others. Growing up, he spent a great deal of time with his father, a Band teacher, at the school, football field, and in the Band room asking to help and to play the instruments. His journey to becoming a teacher began early in life. Thompson teaches Choir, Drama and 6th grade Music Appreciation at MMS. 'It is not enough to have a good mind the main thing is to use it well.'