On April 22 the Montana Legislature passed the Student and Teachers Advancement for Results and Success (STARS) Act and sent it on to Governor Greg Gianforte where he is expected to sign it into law.
A citizens’ group named Friends of Ennis Schools has formed in Ennis with the mission of building support for the Ennis Schools building reserve levy that will go in front of voters on May 6.
The FFA district competition was held in Deer Lodge on Monday, Feb. 17. Twin Bridges FFA team under the direction of Mr. Hellwinkle placed:
First place Junior Mechanics team. With a clean sweep of first place, second place, third place and fourth place individuals.
Madison County school districts remain in a transition phase, welcoming new administrative leaders and addressing infrastructure needs.
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Robotics took two awards away, so of the seven that competed in what can be considered a pre-Divisional speech, drama, and debate meet with 17 B/C schools and 2 A schools represented well. Falcons competing: Speech: Ellen Humbert took 4th in Dramatic Oral Interpretation.
Two Twin Bridges teachers – Karen Degel and Jenifer Elser - recently traveled to Orlando, Florida to present at the Project Lead the Way National Conference.
The Falcons played a strong tournament last weekend in Manhattan Christian. The team beat Drummond, Superior and close cross-county competitors, Ennis on the path to second place. Only the first place team, Manhattan Christian, was able to knock out wins against the Lady Falcons.
Ennis SCHOOL Submitted by School Board Chair Kyle Stone
Staff housing initiatives
The Falcon Homecoming Royalty this year was: Seniors Callie Kaiser and Reid Johnson, Juniors Ellianna Meek and Turner Stockett, Sophomores Mila Dawson and Ricky Wagner, and Freshmen Maisy Hutchinson and Brayden Pettigrew. PHOTO COURTESY GAIL BANKS
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