Our third graders are hard at work learning and practicing cursive! Watching their confidence grow with every carefully written letter is such a joy. Building fine motor skills, focus, and pride in their work—one beautiful sentence at a time!
Building fluency for I Love to Read Month!
JH Family and Consumer Sciences students started a culinary unit focussed on beef this week. Fortunately, they don't have to be able to draw a cow well in order to cook it.
Go Huskies!!! From the Lil' Dawgs!
Good luck to our Huskies as they head to the District Basketball Tournament! Go get 'em, Dawgs!
Our Elementary Valentine’s Day Party was full of smiles, laughter, and lots of sweet treats! Students had a wonderful time exchanging valentines with classmates, and enjoying a fun afternoon together. Classrooms were filled with bright colors, creative cards, and excitement all around.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the House of Amistad's Cookie Decorating Party! It was such a joy to see everyone together, sharing creativity, laughter, and plenty of sprinkles.
Your support, enthusiasm, and willingness to spend time with our school community mean so much to us. Events like these are special because of families like you. We hope you had as much fun as we did!
We’re so grateful for your continued partnership and look forward to seeing you at our next event.
A big round of applause goes out to this week's Pax Leaders!
Here are the 6C District Basketbal Tournament Brackets. The tournament starts Wednesday in Laurel. The girls will play Wednesday at 1:30 pm and the boys will play at 4:30 pm. The daily admission prices for the tournament are as follows:
Adults - $10.00
Students - $8.00
Seniors (65 and up) - $8.00
They will be no all session tickets sold.
GO HUSKIES!!
Adults - $10.00
Students - $8.00
Seniors (65 and up) - $8.00
They will be no all session tickets sold.
GO HUSKIES!!
Lil' Dawgs Basketball
High School Basketball
Please join us in honoring our basketball seniors on Saturday, February 14th. Seniors will be recognized before warm ups of the varsity games.
At the request of the Stillwater County Sheriff's Office, we entered into SECURE status at 3:40. All students were secured in classrooms and all exterior doors were locked. At 3:48, we were cleared by SCSO to release from SECURE. Student safety is always our top priority and we commend our staff for their quick reaction.
8th graders have been busy preparing for their Frankenstein debate. They have been collecting, organizing, and discussing information that would benefit their side in the argument. They are arguing whether Victor Frankenstein should create a female companion for his creature, or is his right to refuse.
6th graders have been working on their homonym comic strips. It took some amazing teamwork to come up with their sentences and comic strips. Way to go, 6th Graders!
High School Basketball
AHS began a partnership with the Montana Health Network this year. Through this partnership we were able to offer CNA certification opportunities to our high school seniors interested in pursuing CNA as a career or to gain an advantage in applying for nursing programs. We currently have 4 seniors who are working toward certification.
Calling all dresses! Please consider donating or selling your formal dresses at our event.
To sell, turn in this completed form with your dress.
A few of our teachers recently attended a training on how to harness AI to help our students succeed. At that training, Mrs.Reissig created a "bot" titled the Career Guide. This helps our students take a variety of interest surveys and career assessments in one place. Mrs. Reissig then reviews results and helps students find a pathway to necessary training or education.
Absarokee Elementary Ski Days
