Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Trustees unanimously approved the evening's agenda, the Oct. 14, 2025 minutes and both the elementary and high-school consent agendas. Motions were moved and seconded by trustees as recorded; no public comment was made on those items.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
The board approved the meeting agenda, the prior regular meeting minutes and both elementary and high school consent agenda items by unanimous vote of trustees present; no public comment was offered on those items.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Superintendent Hill said fall A and B student counts are complete and will inform fiscal year 2027 budget projections, announced a stipend committee workshop, facility committee meetings, a restorative justice training partnership and a virtual building visit with Connect Academy.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Principal Greg Harrison told the board Franklin Elementary (297 students) and the co-located TEACH program (71 students, cap 76) emphasize arts integration, student agency and community partnerships, including on-site behavioral supports and a growing family food pantry.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Principal Greg Harrison told the school board Franklin Elementary serves about 297 students and the co-located Teach program about 71. He emphasized arts-based instruction, student agency, leadership teams and community partnerships including on-site behavioral services and a growing food pantry.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
The Missoula County Public Schools Board unanimously approved routine agenda items, adopted policy updates and renewed a Head Start lease; it also accepted a staff resignation and declared a trustee seat vacant with a set appointment timeline.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
At its Oct. 14 meeting, the Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees adopted multiple policy updates on second reading, approved a one-year Head Start lease renewal, accepted personnel reports that included a staff resignation, and established a timeline to fill a recently vacated trustee seat.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Principal John Stilson and students presented an overview of Sealy/Salish Swan High School to the Missoula County Public Schools board, describing enrollment and demographics, extracurricular programs including BPA and choir, and a 7-0 football season leading to a home playoff game.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Principal John Stilson told the Missoula County Public Schools board that Salish Swan High School has grown to about 90 students, has a high free-and-reduced lunch rate and rising extracurricular participation, including a 7-0 football season and national-level BPA participation.
Montana / School Districts / Missoula Elem
Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees voted to join Upper 7 Law in planned litigation alleging Montana’s K–12 funding system fails to meet constitutional requirements, with one trustee abstaining.