The 2026–2027 School Calendar Has Been Approved!
The school board has officially approved the 2026–2027 school calendar. Families are encouraged to review the calendar and use it when planning appointments, vacations, and other activities. Planning ahead helps reduce missed school days and supports consistent student learning and success. Thank you for helping us keep students in school and learning!
The school board has officially approved the 2026–2027 school calendar. Families are encouraged to review the calendar and use it when planning appointments, vacations, and other activities. Planning ahead helps reduce missed school days and supports consistent student learning and success. Thank you for helping us keep students in school and learning!
Today our K–12 students had a great visit from Garrett with Eagle Mount! He shared about the organization’s programs and the many ways they create opportunities for individuals with disabilities to get involved in outdoor recreation and stay active. Students even got the chance to try out a sit ski, giving them a hands-on look at how adaptive equipment makes skiing accessible for everyone. Thank you to Garrett and Eagle Mount for an engaging and inspiring presentation!
Skiing tomorrow is cancelled due to predicted high winds and will not be rescheduled.
March 12: Grades 2nd through 5 will go to Lava Island (Billings) instead.
Cost: $20 (Leftover ski money funds refunded next week)
School start: 8:00 AM (not 7:00am)
Waiver required: https://www.waiverfile.com/b/billings/Waiver.aspx?id=aa9f8075-7394-4780-923b-5661775951b2
Do NOT use Lava Island’s website waiver!
Lunch: Pizza lunch provided. NO SACK LUNCHES ALLOWED!
Need help? Come to the school today for help signing the waiver.
Students without a signed waiver will complete alternate work at school.
March 12: Grades 2nd through 5 will go to Lava Island (Billings) instead.
Cost: $20 (Leftover ski money funds refunded next week)
School start: 8:00 AM (not 7:00am)
Waiver required: https://www.waiverfile.com/b/billings/Waiver.aspx?id=aa9f8075-7394-4780-923b-5661775951b2
Do NOT use Lava Island’s website waiver!
Lunch: Pizza lunch provided. NO SACK LUNCHES ALLOWED!
Need help? Come to the school today for help signing the waiver.
Students without a signed waiver will complete alternate work at school.
3rd graders are in their Native American reading unit and today we got to try weaving! The kids really enjoyed this relaxing skill!
On March 21, people around the world wear bright, mismatched socks to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day. The date (3/21) represents the three copies of the 21st chromosome found in people with Down syndrome, and socks were chosen because chromosomes can resemble socks. The Absarokee Unified Club invites you to rock your socks and celebrate inclusion!
Friendly reminder that all Juniors will be taking the state-required ACT test with Mrs. Reissig on Tuesday, March 24.
The Absarokee Middle school competed in the US Dept of Energy Big Sky Regional Science Bowl Thursday March 5th. Team 2 placed 7th and Team 1 placed 3rd overall. A big thank you goes out to Holly Martin and Catherine Frazer for their help.
Absarokee Junior High and High School had a fantastic week celebrating Inclusion Week with dress-up days organized by our Unified Club! The week was full of school spirit, laughter, and a strong reminder of the importance of inclusion in our school community.
Unified Club is part of the Unified Champion Schools program through the Special Olympics. The club works to promote inclusion, build connections, and create a sense of belonging for all students. It was wonderful to see so many students and staff participating and showing their support throughout the week.
Thank you to everyone who joined in and helped make Inclusion Week such a success!
Unified Club is part of the Unified Champion Schools program through the Special Olympics. The club works to promote inclusion, build connections, and create a sense of belonging for all students. It was wonderful to see so many students and staff participating and showing their support throughout the week.
Thank you to everyone who joined in and helped make Inclusion Week such a success!
Thank you to the MT Beef Council and Miller Ranch Beef. JH FCS students cooked brisket in a slow cooker, skirt steak under the broiler, and sirloin steaks in a skillet. They ate well these last 2 weeks!
Congratulations to this weeks Pax Leaders! Great work, Huskies!
Elementary Ski Payment #3 is due Monday, March 9th.
⛷️❄️ **First Ski Day Success!** ❄️🏂
Absarokee Elementary students had an amazing first ski day of the season at Red Lodge Mountain! Our students spent the day learning to ski and snowboard with the help of the fantastic instructors at Red Lodge Mountain.
From first turns to big smiles, the kids worked hard, learned new skills, and had an incredible time on the mountain. We are so proud of their effort and positive attitudes while trying something new!
A huge thank you to the instructors, staff and volunteers who helped make the day such a great experience for our students. We can’t wait for ski day #2! ⛷️🏔️😊
High School Track and Softball will have their first practice on March 16th. JH Track will have their first practice on March 30th. If you have any question please call the high school office.
Here is the March School Board Agenda.
JH FCS students designed their own quilt blocks on a 3x3 grid and then cut and sewed the real thing.
Elementary art students hard at work
The EXTREME II OBSTACLE COURSE has arrived! The competition will be fierce! Congratulations to all of our students that earned their reading goals and a big THANK YOU to the Stillwater Boosters for making this happen!
Thank you to Phil, Miss Sandy and the high school kiddos that came down and helped get the 600 pound Bounce in the gym for the elementary students! Mrs. Shupe and every single student in the elementary school also thanks you!
JH Open Gym Volleyball is canceled for tonight, Wednesday, March 4th.
Science Fair
