Little Huskies, big hearts 💚 Thank you to our students for showing their support today! We’re so proud of their compassion and unity.
Thank you to Mary Byron from Cloud Nine Quilt Shop for teaching FCS students fabric collage.
Measuring, sewing, tie dying... curtain project is a wrap🪡
Our hearts are heavy with the passing of Easton Jones. To honor his memory, we invite everyone to wear green during our volleyball and football games against RPR this Friday and Saturday. During the games, they will also be passing a boot to collect donations for the Jones family.
Please help us spread the word and share the information with anyone who might be attending the games. Let’s come together as a community to show our love and support for Easton and his family.
Please help us spread the word and share the information with anyone who might be attending the games. Let’s come together as a community to show our love and support for Easton and his family.
Please see the October Board Agenda attached.
Absarokee Schools will be doing a district wide (KG-12th Grades) Hat Day on Thursday, October 9th. For $1, students can wear a hat to school for the day. All proceeds will go the family of Easton Jones in Columbus.
If any community members would like to make a donation, please stop by the offices at either school.
Thanks for coming together to support this family.
If any community members would like to make a donation, please stop by the offices at either school.
Thanks for coming together to support this family.
First Grade had the opportunity to visit the 6th Grade last week. 6th Grade worked to build games in science and our First Grade class got to play the games. Everyone had so much fun!
Lady Husky Volleyball
Absarokee Schools will be doing a district wide (KG-12th Grades) Hat Day on Thursday, October 9th. For $1, students can wear a hat to school for the day. All proceeds will go the family of Easton Jones in Columbus.
If any community members would like to make a donation, please stop by the offices at either school.
Thanks for coming together to support this family.
If any community members would like to make a donation, please stop by the offices at either school.
Thanks for coming together to support this family.
Congratulations to our Leaders of the Week! These amazing students are the leaders of their Houses this week! They’ve earned the most points by being true PAX Leaders, showing outstanding performance, achieving academic goals, reaching reading and/or math milestones, and demonstrating incredible school spirit! 💪📚✨
Way to go, House Leaders — keep shining and leading the way!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Our school community has recently learned of the tragic loss of a student from Stillwater County. While this loss did not occur within our own school, we recognize that it may still deeply affect our students, families, and staff. News like this can stir up many emotions — sadness, confusion, fear, or even memories of personal loss.
We want you to know that support is available for any student who may be struggling. If your child is experiencing grief or having a difficult time processing this news, please encourage them to reach out to the school counselor during the school day. She is here to listen and help students navigate their feelings in a safe and caring environment. Mrs. Reissig can be contacted at reissign@absarokee.k12.mt.us or 406-328-4583.
You know your child best, and you may notice signs of grief or distress such as changes in mood, sleep, appetite, or school engagement. Gentle conversations, reassurance, and maintaining routines can help children feel safe and supported. If you feel your child needs additional care, please don’t hesitate to contact Mrs. Reissig — together we can connect your family with appropriate resources.
Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and school community impacted by this loss. Thank you for continuing to care for and support one another during this difficult time.
With Compassion,
Brett Scott
Absarokee Public Schools Superintendent
Our school community has recently learned of the tragic loss of a student from Stillwater County. While this loss did not occur within our own school, we recognize that it may still deeply affect our students, families, and staff. News like this can stir up many emotions — sadness, confusion, fear, or even memories of personal loss.
We want you to know that support is available for any student who may be struggling. If your child is experiencing grief or having a difficult time processing this news, please encourage them to reach out to the school counselor during the school day. She is here to listen and help students navigate their feelings in a safe and caring environment. Mrs. Reissig can be contacted at reissign@absarokee.k12.mt.us or 406-328-4583.
You know your child best, and you may notice signs of grief or distress such as changes in mood, sleep, appetite, or school engagement. Gentle conversations, reassurance, and maintaining routines can help children feel safe and supported. If you feel your child needs additional care, please don’t hesitate to contact Mrs. Reissig — together we can connect your family with appropriate resources.
Our thoughts are with the family, friends, and school community impacted by this loss. Thank you for continuing to care for and support one another during this difficult time.
With Compassion,
Brett Scott
Absarokee Public Schools Superintendent
Child Development Clinic
JH Girls Basketball Practice and Game Schedule. Please note that this is subject to change!
🏀Junior High Girls Basketball practice will start on October 13th from 4:06-5:45 pm at the elementary gym. There will be a brief parents meeting at end of practice at 5:45pm.
Husky Pup soccer players played hard in their first match in Red Lodge on Saturday despite rain and wind ⚽️
Art students visited Tippet Rise. Sculptures, musicians, and big skies were impressive.
Absarokee is hosting the 6C District Volleyball Tournament this year on October 30-November 1. All-session passes are available for presale at the high school office. Come check out what is sure to be an extremely competitive district tournament.
Junior high and high school PE students have been learning archery. Skip Meier will spend 5 days with all PE classes teaching students to shoot a bow safely.
Future career inspiration starts early! Jimmie, our amazing maintenance man, gave a curious kindergartner a peek inside the boiler room. He proudly declared he wants to be a "boiler man" when he grows up!
Lady Husky Volleyball
