Sno-Valley Youth Council is a group of local middle and high school students that plan and participate in community events and service projects. The more students that are involved, the more we will be able to do! Come meet new friends, have your voice heard, and help make a difference! Joining the group is free! Youth Council meets the first and third Tuesday of the month during the school year. Schedule is subject to change due to school calendar and program events. We meet at the North Bend Library, hope to see you there!
Si View's Counselor in Training program is focused on building strong, confident youth leaders. Students practice a variety of techniques in a blended-learning setting that combines classroom-style instruction with real-world, hands-on experience with our camp programs. Program graduates are eligible for volunteer opportunities with Si View youth programs, and fast track consideration for camp counselor roles (once age requirements are met).
This class teaches young people important basic babysitting and home safety skills. Students completing the class will be better prepared to provide a safer and more positive childcare experience for themselves and the young children they care for. Course topics include the business of babysitting, parent expectations, basic first aid, home and fire safety, telephone tips, and ageappropriate ways to engage and care for babies and young children. Participants receive a Babysitting 101 handbook and a Certificate of Completion. Please bring a healthy snack and beverage.
Looking for a fun night out? Join us each month for Teen Nights – a safe, exciting space just for 6th to 8th graders! Every month features a new theme and awesome activities like: trivia, swimming, group games and more. Pre-registration is required. Snacks are available for purchase.
No school? No problem! Make the most of your day off with our exciting Middle School Trips. These adventures are designed for 6th-8th graders to explore new interests, discover fun destinations, and hang out with friends. What to bring: backpack, lunch, water bottle. Space is limited, sign up today!
Looking for some Friday night fun out of the house? Grab your friends and join Si View for a night of adventure! We'll meet at the Community Center, then head out to exciting destinations like mini golf, bowling, trampoline park and more. Activities change month to month, so there's always something new to try. Don't forget to preregister – spots go fast!
Cyber Sleuths will engage in fun, story-based missions to learn how to stay safe online, decode secret messages, and better understand how to protect themselves from digital villains. Each day blends teamwork, games, and hands-on exploration--building confidence, problem-solving skills, and ethical awareness in a safe, encouraging environment. They will learn about threats, vulnerabilities, cryptology, passwords, digital forensics, human factors (e.g., social engineering), networking, and ethical hacking, among other topics.
Cyber Ops Experience participants will learn how to stay safe online and be challenged to think, act, and lead like real-world cybersecurity analysts. Through advanced labs, ethical hacking scenarios, and teamwork missions, teens learn to protect networks, uncover digital evidence, and explore career paths—all while strengthening digital ethics and responsible online conduct. They will learn about threats, vulnerabilities, cryptology, passwords, digital forensics, human factors (e.g., social engineering), networking, and ethical hacking, among other topics.
Join us on early release Fridays as we explore local trails in the surrounding area. Transportation can be provided from Twin Falls Middle School. We will hike easy to moderate trails while making new friends and building leadership and outdoor skills. Come learn trail etiquette, leave no trace principles, and basic safety skills for hiking and recreating outdoors. If your student does not need to be picked up from the school, we will be departing from the Si View Community Center.
