The district offers breakfast and lunch at all schools. Additionally, the district has a summer meals program at several sites. Health Services A partnership between Kootenai Medical Center and the district provides health education and health services including, but not limited to, vision screenings, scoliosis screenings and maturation classes. The Information Services staff of eight oversees 1,400 work stations at 20 sites, and also provides telecommunications to all district locations. All schools are linked through a fiberoptic Wide Area Network.
All schools have internet access, available to students with parental permission.
The district uses technology as a tool for learning, for management of instruction and to enhance communication. A staff of seven instructional technology facilitators design staff development for teachers and curricular projects for students. The Maintenance and Grounds Department maintains 136 acres of land and more than a million square feet of building space. The district has been recognized for its efforts in energy efficiency and for its recycling program in every school. The self-supported program serves more than 500 children annually.