Attention incoming juniors and seniors! Student Council officer elections are now open. Positions include President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, and Special Events Coordinator. If you plan to run for President or Vice President, you must have a running mate. Applications can be picked up in Ms. Hickethier’s room or by using the QR code. Applications are due April 29, 2026, at 12:00 PM. Don’t miss your chance to get involved and make an impact at our school!
35 minutes ago, Jordan Hickethier
A bold black and orange flyer announcing “Student Council Elections” with large orange lettering at the top. It states the opportunity is open to incoming juniors and seniors and invites students to run for student council. The flyer lists available positions: President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, and Special Events Coordinator. A highlighted section notes that President and Vice President candidates must run as a team. It directs students to pick up applications in Ms. Hickethier’s room and ends with the message, “Step up. Get involved. Make an impact.” The design features orange icons and accents on a dark textured background.
Don't forget to rock your brightest tie-dye on April 1st!
35 minutes ago, Jordan Hickethier
A tie-dye themed flyer in orange and black school colors promoting “Tie-Dye Day” for Autism Acceptance Month. The top reads “Tie-Dye Day” in bold patterned lettering, followed by “Autism Acceptance Month” and the date “April 1.” The flyer encourages participants to wear bright tie-dye to show support. A section titled “Why Tie-Dye?” explains that autism is a spectrum and every person is unique, with tie-dye representing that diversity. The background features a swirling tie-dye pattern in orange, black, and white.
Don't forget! Donuts with Grownups is tomorrow at 3:30!

Join us for stories, smiles, and sprinkles! Families and friends are invited to come read together and enjoy delicious donuts in a cozy, welcoming space.

There’s nothing better than sharing a good book with someone you love — except maybe doing it with a donut in hand! 💛

Bring your favorite grownup and come make some memories with us.

We can’t wait to see you there!
about 22 hours ago, Raina Shupe
Donuts with Grownups
High School Golf
about 24 hours ago, Raina Shupe
High School Golf
Just a reminder that permission slips, for 6th-12th graders, are due for the field trip next week. The deadline has passed to order a school lunch, but your student can still attend as long as they pack their own lunch. Don't miss out on this fun opportunity! Get their forms in to the office by Monday morning.
1 day ago, Shayne Collins
Field Trip poster for 6th-12th grade 4/1/26
Permission slip for 6-12 field trip
Absarokee School District is seeking one full time instructional paraprofessional. This position will have responsibilities at the elementary school . This position is 4 days a week. Salary starting at $15.97/hour, depending on experience.

Paraprofessional- Instructional
Job Description:
-Provide instruction to students individually or in small groups to learn new or further reinforce core/basic skills.
-Monitors and assists students through drills, practice, and study activities.
-Assists in presentation of learning materials and instructional exercises in compliance with the student's IEP.
-Assists in maintaining a variety of reports and records.
-Perform general clerical duties for instructional personnel (i.e., copying, filing, and typing).
-Assists in management and shaping of student behavior through use of positive reinforcement strategies.
-Consults with other professionals and teaching staff regarding progress of students and related educational matters.
-Maintain cooperative working relationships with students, staff, parents, and general public.
(Minimal duties listed, other duties may be assigned by the Special Education Teacher/Building Principal)

How To Apply:
-Submit a Letter of Interest and a Resume or Fill Out an Application(Can be obtained from Elementary Office) to Mrs. Jessica Griffin at Absarokee Elementary School.
2 days ago, Jessica Griffin
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Students celebrated their Quarter 3 accomplishments today. They have done amazing work so far and we know they will finish the year strong!
2 days ago, Stevie Cross
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3 days ago, Brett Scott
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The Junior High and High School are going on a field trip! Check out the flyer and permission slip for details. Forms are going home with students today and we need signed forms back to the high school by Wednesday. Sorry about the short notice, and we do realize that State FFA will be gone (cue the sad music). We are excited for this opportunity for our high school and junior high to see a live show at Alberta Bair and get some bowling in also. It's a great day to be a Husky!
3 days ago, Shayne Collins
Bold orange, black, and white poster promoting a grades 6–12 field trip on April 1. Highlights include the Red Hot Chili Pipers at the Alberta Bair Theater, lunch at the park, and afternoon bowling, with images of a live band, picnic scene, and bowling pins. A husky mascot is featured, and a banner at the bottom notes permission slips are due Wednesday, March 25, with more details on the form.
Permission Slip
Absarokee 7th and 8th-grade students are teaming up with Luther School students to showcase their hard work at this year’s Science Fair! Students have been designing experiments, collecting data, and presenting their findings on a wide range of creative and thought-provoking topics.

We invite the community to come support our young scientists as they explain their projects, share their discoveries, and demonstrate the skills they’ve been building all year.

Join us on Wednesday, March 25th, from 8:30–11:00 AM in the Absarokee High School Gym. This event is open to the public — we hope to see you there!
3 days ago, Shayne Collins
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Shoutout to our amazing Elementary Leaders of the Week! Your kindness, responsibility, and positive attitude make our school a better place every day. Keep leading by example and inspiring those around you. We are so proud of you!
3 days ago, Jessica Griffin
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April is Autism Acceptance Month, and Absarokee’s Unified Club is celebrating inclusion all month long.

Join us for dress-up days every Wednesday in April and a $2 Hat Day on April 7th to support the Unified Club.

Did you know? About 1 in 31 children are identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). ASD occurs across all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups and is over 3 times more common in boys than girls.

Let’s celebrate differences and build a community where everyone belongs.
3 days ago, Jordan Hickethier
Flyer for Absarokee’s Unified Club promoting “Husky Hat Day” on April 7. The design features a husky mascot wearing a cowboy hat, with orange and black school colors. Text reads: “Tip your hat to inclusion to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month. Pay $2 to wear your hat all day.” Two baseball caps (orange and black) are shown on either side of the husky.
Flyer titled “Autism Acceptance Month” with a schedule of themed Wednesdays in April. April 1 is Tie-Dye Day, representing the uniqueness of the autism spectrum. April 8 is “What’s Your Passion?” encouraging students to dress as a favorite hobby or interest. April 15 is Superhero Day, celebrating strengths and perspectives. April 22 is Inside Out Day, symbolizing valuing who people are on the inside. April 29 is Sensory Friendly Day, encouraging comfortable clothing and awareness of sensory needs. The flyer is in orange and black and credits Absarokee Unified Club.
Prom is three weeks away! Start planning now. If you need a ride to prom, please let Mrs. Collins or Mrs. Jeffery know and they can arrange transportation.
3 days ago, Shayne Collins
prom
Sprinkles + Stories = The Perfect Combo! 🍩📖

Join us for Donuts with Grownups, where families and friends come together to read, laugh, and enjoy tasty treats!

Grab a donut, snuggle up with a good book, and celebrate the joy of reading together. Whether it’s a silly story or a favorite classic, every page is better when shared.

Don’t miss this sweet family event!
6 days ago, Raina Shupe
Donuts with Grownups
Our last day of skiing is tomorrow, March 19th. Please have your students to school at 7:00 am. The bus leaves at 7:15. Thank you!
8 days ago, Raina Shupe
Ski Day #3
Elementary Ski Day Information for 3/18

Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the warmer weather and ready for a fun and safe day on the mountain! See you at 7am! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.

**If you plan to ski or snowboard with your child after lessons at 10am, you must check your child out in the ski lodge with Mrs. Kornick. Your child is still welcome to ride the bus home. If you choose this option, you must return to the lodge by 2:00 p.m. and sign your child back in so they can load the bus with the group. If your child is not returned by 2:00 p.m., they will be considered checked out for the remainder of the day, and you are free to take them home after returning rentals/lift ticket card.


8 days ago, Jessica Griffin
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Get ready to Rock Your Socks this Saturday, March 21 in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day!
Wear your brightest, boldest, most mismatched socks to show your support for inclusion and acceptance. We’d love to see how you rock your socks—send your photos to hickethierj@absarokee.k12.mt.us to be featured!
8 days ago, Jordan Hickethier
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St. Patrick's Day shenanigans from the elementary school!
9 days ago, Absarokee School District
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National Honor Society, the home of service, character, leadership, and scholars house twelve new members. Induction into the NHS is an accomplishment among peers; a show of those who desire to aid the community, even in spite of the effort required. Excellence is simply a want by most; for the NHS, it is a desire. Congratulations, and welcome new members.
9 days ago, Shayne Collins
All members
New Members
Congratulations to this weeks Pax Leaders!
10 days ago, Absarokee School District
Pax Leaders