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The Junior High and High School are going on a field trip! Check out the flyer and permission slip for details. Forms are going home with students today and we need signed forms back to the high school by Wednesday. Sorry about the short notice, and we do realize that State FFA will be gone (cue the sad music). We are excited for this opportunity for our high school and junior high to see a live show at Alberta Bair and get some bowling in also. It's a great day to be a Husky!
Absarokee 7th and 8th-grade students are teaming up with Luther School students to showcase their hard work at this year’s Science Fair! Students have been designing experiments, collecting data, and presenting their findings on a wide range of creative and thought-provoking topics.
We invite the community to come support our young scientists as they explain their projects, share their discoveries, and demonstrate the skills they’ve been building all year.
Join us on Wednesday, March 25th, from 8:30–11:00 AM in the Absarokee High School Gym. This event is open to the public — we hope to see you there!
We invite the community to come support our young scientists as they explain their projects, share their discoveries, and demonstrate the skills they’ve been building all year.
Join us on Wednesday, March 25th, from 8:30–11:00 AM in the Absarokee High School Gym. This event is open to the public — we hope to see you there!
Shoutout to our amazing Elementary Leaders of the Week!
Your kindness, responsibility, and positive attitude make our school a better place every day. Keep leading by example and inspiring those around you. We are so proud of you!
April is Autism Acceptance Month, and Absarokee’s Unified Club is celebrating inclusion all month long.
Join us for dress-up days every Wednesday in April and a $2 Hat Day on April 7th to support the Unified Club.
Did you know? About 1 in 31 children are identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). ASD occurs across all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups and is over 3 times more common in boys than girls.
Let’s celebrate differences and build a community where everyone belongs.
Join us for dress-up days every Wednesday in April and a $2 Hat Day on April 7th to support the Unified Club.
Did you know? About 1 in 31 children are identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). ASD occurs across all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups and is over 3 times more common in boys than girls.
Let’s celebrate differences and build a community where everyone belongs.
Prom is three weeks away! Start planning now. If you need a ride to prom, please let Mrs. Collins or Mrs. Jeffery know and they can arrange transportation.
Sprinkles + Stories = The Perfect Combo! 🍩📖
Join us for Donuts with Grownups, where families and friends come together to read, laugh, and enjoy tasty treats!
Grab a donut, snuggle up with a good book, and celebrate the joy of reading together. Whether it’s a silly story or a favorite classic, every page is better when shared.
Don’t miss this sweet family event!
Join us for Donuts with Grownups, where families and friends come together to read, laugh, and enjoy tasty treats!
Grab a donut, snuggle up with a good book, and celebrate the joy of reading together. Whether it’s a silly story or a favorite classic, every page is better when shared.
Don’t miss this sweet family event!
Our last day of skiing is tomorrow, March 19th. Please have your students to school at 7:00 am. The bus leaves at 7:15. Thank you!
Elementary Ski Day Information for 3/18
Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the warmer weather and ready for a fun and safe day on the mountain! See you at 7am! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
**If you plan to ski or snowboard with your child after lessons at 10am, you must check your child out in the ski lodge with Mrs. Kornick. Your child is still welcome to ride the bus home. If you choose this option, you must return to the lodge by 2:00 p.m. and sign your child back in so they can load the bus with the group. If your child is not returned by 2:00 p.m., they will be considered checked out for the remainder of the day, and you are free to take them home after returning rentals/lift ticket card.
Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the warmer weather and ready for a fun and safe day on the mountain! See you at 7am! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
**If you plan to ski or snowboard with your child after lessons at 10am, you must check your child out in the ski lodge with Mrs. Kornick. Your child is still welcome to ride the bus home. If you choose this option, you must return to the lodge by 2:00 p.m. and sign your child back in so they can load the bus with the group. If your child is not returned by 2:00 p.m., they will be considered checked out for the remainder of the day, and you are free to take them home after returning rentals/lift ticket card.
Get ready to Rock Your Socks this Saturday, March 21 in celebration of World Down Syndrome Day!
Wear your brightest, boldest, most mismatched socks to show your support for inclusion and acceptance. We’d love to see how you rock your socks—send your photos to hickethierj@absarokee.k12.mt.us to be featured!
Wear your brightest, boldest, most mismatched socks to show your support for inclusion and acceptance. We’d love to see how you rock your socks—send your photos to hickethierj@absarokee.k12.mt.us to be featured!
St. Patrick's Day shenanigans from the elementary school!
National Honor Society, the home of service, character, leadership, and scholars house twelve new members. Induction into the NHS is an accomplishment among peers; a show of those who desire to aid the community, even in spite of the effort required. Excellence is simply a want by most; for the NHS, it is a desire. Congratulations, and welcome new members.
Congratulations to this weeks Pax Leaders!
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.
