Schools

Alder School Board’s monthly meeting was on Tuesday Sept. 24. Each meeting, topics such as the new pre-kindergarten program, student safety and speeding in the school zone are generally discussed.

 Two Ennis School employees were awarded certifications during the monthly school board meeting Sept. 11.

Ginger Martello, Ennis School’s district clerk, completed an extensive professional certification program with the Montana Association of School Business Officials.

Summary: Last year, MSU purchased 42 pigs from 4-H’ers at eight county fairs across the state. This year, MSU expects to purchase about 60 pigs at 12 fairs across Montana.

The Twin Bridges Public Schools Board of Trustees Meeting took place on Tuesday, July 9 and discussed topics including the pre-kindergarten program, student and staff handbooks, a job description for the transportation supervisor, coach hires and student attendance agreements.

The Earl Holt and John Seaman Memorial Scholarship funds raised $10,351 at the 11TH annual Texas Hold’em charity tournament.  Forty-four players joined together at the Silver Dollar to raise this impressive amount that will be awarded to seniors at Ennis High School.  Due to the great turnout over the last eleven years, these scholarships were a

TWIN BRIDGES – Ten members of the Twin Bridges Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter attended the 2019 National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California. The theme of the conference was “Together We Create.” 

ENNIS – At its monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 10, the Ennis school board considered the topic of shifting the current part-time counselor, Ross Lingle, to a full-time position.

HARRISON—Board chairman Dusty Wagner joked that Harrison’s April school board meeting was on track to be one of the shortest in recent history, and he wasn’t wrong. In a quick meeting that lasted less than half an hour, the board reviewed a few matters of old business and formalized the cancellation of the district election.