The College of Idaho, Caldwell ID | Nearby Businesses

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2112 Cleveland Blvd
Caldwell, ID 83605
(208) 459-5011

The College of Idaho is reviving its football program after a 35-year absence. The Yotes will get back on the gridiron in 2014 as a member of the Frontier Conference. The Frontier Conference is one of the premier football conferences at the NAIA level. The College of Idaho and its athletic department have a long tradition of educating student-athletes who thrive both in academics and in competition.

The Outdoor Program, supported by ASCI (student government), is an outdoor recreation and educational program offering classes, workshops, trips and outdoor equipment rentals for student recreational use. Our student led trips are designed for everyone who has an interest in the outdoors, not just the weathered wilderness explorer. Previous experience is not required! On each trip there are one or more student leaders present who are trained and experienced in the activities, safety, and first aid. Some of our activities are more challenging than others and will have pre-trip meetings and instruction, but anyone who is willing to try is encouraged to participate. Each trip is planned and organized to help ensure that everyone enjoys each trip as much as possible. The educational component of the Outdoor Program is comprised of workshops and classes. Check out all the scheduled events on the trip calendar page for times and dates. We want your suggestions to further develop our calendar and offerings, so please let us know your interests. We also have equipment for rent through the OP rental shop so that everyone at the CofI may enjoy the outdoors on their own.

The Student Financial Aid Office Consists of Jennifer Worden, Terri Scott, and Merna Davis. We are here to assist you through the process of applying for financial assistance. We award financial aid, process loan applications, assist students with scholarship searches and work-study. If you have any questions concerning any of these issues, please contact us at (208)459-5380

We are the official clothing, gift, and spirit item store of the College of Idaho. We carry a wide and ever-changing selection of men's, women's, and children's apparel, as well as gameday spirit merchandise and a great array of gift items for everyone who loves the Yotes! You can also visit our online store at store.collegeofidaho.edu. We ship worldwide!

I, Sydnie Kremin, am running for your ASCI Secretary. I believe that progress is always possible, and that efficiency should be a priority in all actions. Your secretary should be social, innovative, dedicated, and hard working. It is up to you, the student body, to make the choice to change your ASCI Executive Council for the better. Will you make the right choice? Are you ready?

At The College of Idaho, the state's oldest private college, approximately 1,050 students enjoy small class sizes, a close-knit community, a competitive NAIA athletics program, outstanding visual and performing arts activities, and a beautiful residential campus. The College's innovative PEAK curriculum, which offers 26 majors and 55 minors, challenges students to climb the four knowledge peaks of the fine arts and humanities, natural sciences and mathematics, social sciences and history, and a professional field.

The College of Idaho Pre-Health Professions Club provides students at C of I the opportunity to engage in a wide variety of career oriented events, build relationships with medical professionals, and the necessary experience students need to prepare for their desired medical profession. The C of I Pre-Health Professions Club values human life, humanitarian deeds, and the sciences, together embodying the liberal arts ideals.

The College of Idaho Registrar's Office serves students, faculty, and staff in support of academic records/services. Our key services include: * Course registration * Course Scheduling * Program Evaluation * Veteran Education Benefits * Catalog * Transfer Credit Evaluation * Transcript Orders * FERPA

What is Senior Legacy? *Every year, the senior class joins in thanking the college and what it has given us all (great professors, scholarships, fun events, a second home, etc.) by giving back to the Boone Fund or specific department on campus. For many years, the senior classes have nearly reached 100% giving, but we are aiming this year as the Class of 2015 to be the FIRST CLASS EVER to get 100% of seniors to give back. A gift of ANY size from each of us will bring us to complete that goal!! The Senior Legacy Committee (Rachel Anderson, Chelsea Frisbee, Jessica Hansen, Chris Li, Madai Montes, Gary Parkinson, Miguel Robles Tapia, Natalie Sousa, Sarah Tobiasz, Cynthia Tang, and Dannen Wright) has been and will continue to hold events throughout the year to celebrate our senior year and to encourage student philanthropy and giving back to dear old C of I. Seniors can give at any event with cash, check, or card, as well as by giving cash or check to a committee member or Annie Morrison (3rd floor Sterry), or by going online to: http://www.collegeofidaho.edu/development/give-now

In short terms, all the math, science, and physics majors live in this building and are deemed "Boonies." The historic appearance of the original building is unchanged. The original design departed from the traditional red brick used in the majority of present campus buildings, although the contrast was not so evident at the time of the building's construction. The major change of the last few years, the (PC) computer revolution, has been accomplished by redesigning a number of laboratories for conversion to computer labs. The building comprises 79,200 square feet on three levels. The building was named for the founder and first president of the college, Dr. William Judson Boone (1860-1936), an ordained Presbyterian minister. We may infer from the historic record that while Dr. Boone was a dedicated minister, he was also a passionate botanist. His specialty was mycology, and he discovered a number of examples of puffball fungi. Dr. Boone's attitudes defined the liberal arts at the college, and the building was dedicated to this abiding spirit. In 1991, when the college changed its name to Albertson College of Idaho, a bronze statue of Dr. Boone (heroic proportions) was installed near the main entry of the building that bears his name.

We run after school classes and activities to enrich the education and lives of students. We offer special programs from ages 4-14. We operate mostly in the Caldwell Idaho area.

Syringa Middle School is located in Caldwell, Idaho. We serve the students of the Caldwell School District, #132.

Preschool-Morning Before & After School Care Infants & Toddlers School Transportation available Hours: Daycare 6:00 am-6:30 pm Reasons to choose the Oasis Daycare & Preschool Secure thumb print check in and out with Procare 38 years teaching experience Low Child to teacher ratio based on Best Practice Christian Based-Using Alpha-Omega along with Creative Curriculum Instilling integrity, building character and self-esteem, confidence and life-long learning Health and wellness orientated We maintain a joyful atmosphere Lunches prepared in a certified commercial kitchen Transportation to and from local schools Tuition Express available for ease of paying Licensed & ICCP Accepted

Curious Minds Learning Center is a preschool for children ages 3-5. It is held two days a week on Tuesday and Thursday, or Wednesday and Friday. Cori, the instructor, is a certified elementary school teacher that taught for six years in public elementary schools before deciding to teach preschool at her home in Caldwell, ID. Cori teaches children what they need to know to be a step ahead when they enter kindergarten. She uses the children's natural curiosity to learn basic principles through play.

Atlas Academy has multiple services to meet the needs of your family, and surprisingly affordable pricing. Specializing in educating children ranging from highly gifted to those with specific subject hang ups, developmental delays, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and Sensory Processing Disorder. Our private kindergarten or advanced pre-kindergarten program will prepare your child to enter school at the top of their class, with the possibility for immediate grade level advancement. The group size is limited to a maximum of 6 students per class to ensure the greatest amount of personalized attention, limit distraction, and learn to interact in socially acceptable and proper ways. Close bonds of friendship and collaboration are formed as students are taught to read, write, add, subtract, and think critically. Introductory units on Idaho, the solar system, continents and oceans, Spanish, history, and various others are taught. Interactive learning is experienced through monthly field trips. Placement into these classes requires an assessment of skills and dedicated parental involvement. *Call 631-8168 today to schedule a skills assessment and introduction, as passing students will be enrolled on a first come basis. Now accepting applicants for the 2015-2016 school year. Another service of Atlas Academy is individual tutoring or group classes to increase specific functionality through our Developmental Education Specialist. Tutoring for all ages/subjects, Sensory Sensitive Art Classes, Mathematics and Reading Instruction, Fine Motor Skills Intervention, and much more are all available. *Now accepting students for summer sessions. Call 631-8168 to schedule a free consultation. Limited times available. While pricing does vary depending on the individual service being provided, as well as length of contract duration, I do offer several payment options: - Month-to-month - Payments in full for annual, bi-annual, or quarterly contracts receive a 50% discount off of enrollment fees. -Former student and/or their immediate family discount. -Multiple student discount. -Credit or debit cards accepted. Payments made by cash and check receive a 5% discount. -Participate with Consumer Direct for Medicaid Self Directed Clients as an Independent Contractor.

The Vision of Heritage Community Charter School… …is to create: High Academic Achievement Continuous Love of Learning Communication that is Effective Safe and Respectful Environment

Lil 'Da Vinci Academy is a preschool founded and taught by a graduate of Brigham Young University Idaho. Children have the opportunity to experience language, math, art, science, music/movement, crafts, and a reading program.