MS Football completed an undefeated season beating Bonner 26-0.
Great job boys!!!
Great job boys!!!
As some of you may have seen, the City of St. Ignatius issued a safety announcement regarding an incident that occurred on our campus yesterday. I want to assure everyone that there was no threat to students or staff. The incident took place after school hours and is being handled by City Law Enforcement in coordination with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. We also want to thank Tribal Law Enforcement for their continued support.
The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority. As a precaution, there is an increased law enforcement presence on campus today. However, there is no current threat or reason for concern within our schools.
Law enforcement agencies are actively managing the situation and are doing everything possible to ensure our campus remains safe. We will continue to keep our community informed as updates become available and as information can be shared.
The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority. As a precaution, there is an increased law enforcement presence on campus today. However, there is no current threat or reason for concern within our schools.
Law enforcement agencies are actively managing the situation and are doing everything possible to ensure our campus remains safe. We will continue to keep our community informed as updates become available and as information can be shared.
GO DOGS!!!
Save the Date for the Elementary Spook Parade this year!
Friday, October 31 at 12:30pm in the NEW GYM at the HIGH SCHOOL.
***Please note the location change from past years***
-Students will be given ample time to change for the parade. Students should not wear their costumes to school.
-Please plan accordingly if your student needs assistance with changing/makeup. Minimal makeup is appreciated.
-Fake weapons, even if part of a costume, are not allowed at school.
-No fake blood or masks.
-Please avoid gory/violent costumes. Student costumes should still comply with school and district dress code. Our goal is not to scare/be scared.
The all district Spooky Round Dance will begin right after the parade!
Friday, October 31 at 12:30pm in the NEW GYM at the HIGH SCHOOL.
***Please note the location change from past years***
-Students will be given ample time to change for the parade. Students should not wear their costumes to school.
-Please plan accordingly if your student needs assistance with changing/makeup. Minimal makeup is appreciated.
-Fake weapons, even if part of a costume, are not allowed at school.
-No fake blood or masks.
-Please avoid gory/violent costumes. Student costumes should still comply with school and district dress code. Our goal is not to scare/be scared.
The all district Spooky Round Dance will begin right after the parade!
🎭✨ T-minus 11 days until Missoula Children’s Theatre is here! ✨🎭
Auditions will be held Monday, October 20 at 3:30 PM in the elementary multipurpose room! 🌟 Open to students enrolled in St. Ignatius Public Schools - Kindergarten through 12th grade who are ready to shine on stage! 🎤🎬
No experience needed — just bring your enthusiasm and be ready to perform! 💫
#MissoulaChildrensTheatre #StudentStars #AuditionTime #CreativityInAction 🎶🌟
Auditions will be held Monday, October 20 at 3:30 PM in the elementary multipurpose room! 🌟 Open to students enrolled in St. Ignatius Public Schools - Kindergarten through 12th grade who are ready to shine on stage! 🎤🎬
No experience needed — just bring your enthusiasm and be ready to perform! 💫
#MissoulaChildrensTheatre #StudentStars #AuditionTime #CreativityInAction 🎶🌟
📸✨ School Pictures Are Ready For Purchase! ✨📸
Your student’s school pictures are ready to view and order! 😄🎒💙
🌟 Staff Spotlight: Getting to Know Mr. Kline 🌟
This week, we’re shining the spotlight on our PE teacher, Mr. Kline — and since he’s not big on photos, he’s letting his dog take center stage instead! 🐶
📚 Teaching Journey
Mr. Kline has been teaching for “too long” (his words!). Over the years, he has taught every grade from K–8 and has also held leadership roles from K–12.
💡 Inspiration
Teaching is in his blood—his dad was a teacher. While in college to play hockey, he had to pick a degree, so he chose education—and the rest is history!
🤫 Surprising Fact
Students might be surprised to learn that Mr. Kline enjoys “secret sandwiches” before heading home from work so he doesn’t have to share them with anyone.
📖 Favorite Read-Aloud
There’s an Alligator Under My Bed is one of his favorites to read.
🎒 School Days
As a student himself, Mr. Kline didn’t have a favorite subject—it was always about the teacher. If the teacher was good, the subject didn’t matter.
☕ Favorites
His ultimate lunch go-to: two hot dogs, fried perogies, and chocolate milk.
✨ Hidden Talent
Mr. Kline has a twin, and sometimes jokes that his twin shows up to teach gym class—without anyone noticing.
🚤 Dream Job
Driving high-speed boat tours in New Zealand.
🌙 Dream Vacation
The moon.
💬 Advice for Students
Mr. Kline’s advice is practical: consider attending a low-cost college for business, then join the military as an officer. If you do go to college, he suggests going out of state far enough that it takes more than a day to drive back—because it’s a great way to broaden your experience.
We’re grateful for Mr. Kline’s energy, humor, and dedication to students both in PE and beyond!
This week, we’re shining the spotlight on our PE teacher, Mr. Kline — and since he’s not big on photos, he’s letting his dog take center stage instead! 🐶
📚 Teaching Journey
Mr. Kline has been teaching for “too long” (his words!). Over the years, he has taught every grade from K–8 and has also held leadership roles from K–12.
💡 Inspiration
Teaching is in his blood—his dad was a teacher. While in college to play hockey, he had to pick a degree, so he chose education—and the rest is history!
🤫 Surprising Fact
Students might be surprised to learn that Mr. Kline enjoys “secret sandwiches” before heading home from work so he doesn’t have to share them with anyone.
📖 Favorite Read-Aloud
There’s an Alligator Under My Bed is one of his favorites to read.
🎒 School Days
As a student himself, Mr. Kline didn’t have a favorite subject—it was always about the teacher. If the teacher was good, the subject didn’t matter.
☕ Favorites
His ultimate lunch go-to: two hot dogs, fried perogies, and chocolate milk.
✨ Hidden Talent
Mr. Kline has a twin, and sometimes jokes that his twin shows up to teach gym class—without anyone noticing.
🚤 Dream Job
Driving high-speed boat tours in New Zealand.
🌙 Dream Vacation
The moon.
💬 Advice for Students
Mr. Kline’s advice is practical: consider attending a low-cost college for business, then join the military as an officer. If you do go to college, he suggests going out of state far enough that it takes more than a day to drive back—because it’s a great way to broaden your experience.
We’re grateful for Mr. Kline’s energy, humor, and dedication to students both in PE and beyond!
MSGBB Practice starts Monday Oct. 13th
Bulldogs JV football went 0-1-1 at the JV Jamboree in Phillipsburg! Flint Creek 6 Mission 6 Darby 12 Mission 6
Great effort boys!
GO BULLDOGS!
Great effort boys!
GO BULLDOGS!
📢 Child Find Screening – October 7 - TOMORROW 📢
Do you have concerns about your child’s development? Our school is hosting a Child Find screening on Tuesday, October 7, from 9:00–11:30 AM at the Elementary School.
Child Find is a free opportunity to check your child’s progress in areas such as speech, language, motor skills, and early learning. Screenings are available for children ages 0 through 5 who are not yet in kindergarten.
If you’d like more information or to schedule a time, please call the Special Education office at 406-745-3811 x1032. Walk-ins are also welcome!
✨ Give your child a great start—come see us on October 7!
Do you have concerns about your child’s development? Our school is hosting a Child Find screening on Tuesday, October 7, from 9:00–11:30 AM at the Elementary School.
Child Find is a free opportunity to check your child’s progress in areas such as speech, language, motor skills, and early learning. Screenings are available for children ages 0 through 5 who are not yet in kindergarten.
If you’d like more information or to schedule a time, please call the Special Education office at 406-745-3811 x1032. Walk-ins are also welcome!
✨ Give your child a great start—come see us on October 7!
***ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL***
The game this week in Troy has been rescheduled to Thursday @6:00 due to a lack of referees.
GO DOGS!!!
The game this week in Troy has been rescheduled to Thursday @6:00 due to a lack of referees.
GO DOGS!!!
GO DOGS!!!
🌟Staff Spotlight: Getting to Know Mrs. Aileen Plant🌟
This week we’re excited to highlight Mrs. Plant, our wonderful TKO teacher!
📚 Teaching Journey
Mrs. Plant has been teaching for an incredible 22 years. She spent 4 years in preschool, 12 years in NAS, and 6 years in kindergarten before joining us in TKO.
☕ Favorites
Her go-to snacks are Skinny Pop and caramels, and when it comes to coffee, she loves a pumpkin chai tea.
🎨 Fun & Personal
Outside of school, Mrs. Plant is incredibly talented—she loves to sew and design Native American/Powwow regalia for her family. She is also a jingle dress dancer, a meaningful and beautiful tradition she carries forward.
💡 Favorite Teaching Memory
One moment that always makes her smile: while getting her students ready for PE, she told them, “It’s time to go to gym.” A student quickly asked, “Who is Jim?”
We are so lucky to have Mrs. Plant’s experience, creativity, and joyful spirit as part of our school community! 💛
This week we’re excited to highlight Mrs. Plant, our wonderful TKO teacher!
📚 Teaching Journey
Mrs. Plant has been teaching for an incredible 22 years. She spent 4 years in preschool, 12 years in NAS, and 6 years in kindergarten before joining us in TKO.
☕ Favorites
Her go-to snacks are Skinny Pop and caramels, and when it comes to coffee, she loves a pumpkin chai tea.
🎨 Fun & Personal
Outside of school, Mrs. Plant is incredibly talented—she loves to sew and design Native American/Powwow regalia for her family. She is also a jingle dress dancer, a meaningful and beautiful tradition she carries forward.
💡 Favorite Teaching Memory
One moment that always makes her smile: while getting her students ready for PE, she told them, “It’s time to go to gym.” A student quickly asked, “Who is Jim?”
We are so lucky to have Mrs. Plant’s experience, creativity, and joyful spirit as part of our school community! 💛
We had the privilege of having Rocky Herron bring his I Choose My Future drug prevention presentation to MHS/MMS. He brought along friends Les Lefthand and Will Janisch from the Montana Attorney General's office. They did great and our students were engaged. Thank you Rocky, Les, and Will!
Volleyball Colors for Tonights game. Wear Orange for every child matters and yellow in honor of suicide prevention. We play Florence. #gobulldogs
🌟 Staff Spotlight: Ms. Demi Smith 🌟
We are so excited to introduce our new 3rd grade teacher, Ms. Demi Smith! This is her very first year teaching, and we are thrilled she chose to begin her journey right here in our district.
✨ What inspired her to become a teacher?
Ms. Smith has always loved kids and loved school. She was inspired by her mom—“the BEST teacher”—and hopes to follow in her footsteps.
📸 Hidden talent/hobby:
Outside of the classroom, MS. Smith is a talented photographer! What started as a college side job has grown into both a passion and part-time career.
🕵️ If she wasn’t teaching…
She thinks she’d make a pretty great FBI agent (and we believe her!).
✈️ Dream vacation:
Exploring the beautiful sights of Greece.
We’re so grateful to have Ms. Smith as part of our school family—her enthusiasm and heart for kids make her a perfect fit for our community! 💙
We are so excited to introduce our new 3rd grade teacher, Ms. Demi Smith! This is her very first year teaching, and we are thrilled she chose to begin her journey right here in our district.
✨ What inspired her to become a teacher?
Ms. Smith has always loved kids and loved school. She was inspired by her mom—“the BEST teacher”—and hopes to follow in her footsteps.
📸 Hidden talent/hobby:
Outside of the classroom, MS. Smith is a talented photographer! What started as a college side job has grown into both a passion and part-time career.
🕵️ If she wasn’t teaching…
She thinks she’d make a pretty great FBI agent (and we believe her!).
✈️ Dream vacation:
Exploring the beautiful sights of Greece.
We’re so grateful to have Ms. Smith as part of our school family—her enthusiasm and heart for kids make her a perfect fit for our community! 💙
📢 Child Find Screening – October 7 📢
Do you have concerns about your child’s development? Our school is hosting a Child Find screening on Tuesday, October 7, from 9:00–11:30 AM at the Elementary School.
Child Find is a free opportunity to check your child’s progress in areas such as speech, language, motor skills, and early learning. Screenings are available for children ages 0 through 5 who are not yet in kindergarten.
If you’d like more information or to schedule a time, please call the Special Education office at 406-745-3811 x1032. Walk-ins are also welcome!
✨ Give your child a great start—come see us on October 7!
Do you have concerns about your child’s development? Our school is hosting a Child Find screening on Tuesday, October 7, from 9:00–11:30 AM at the Elementary School.
Child Find is a free opportunity to check your child’s progress in areas such as speech, language, motor skills, and early learning. Screenings are available for children ages 0 through 5 who are not yet in kindergarten.
If you’d like more information or to schedule a time, please call the Special Education office at 406-745-3811 x1032. Walk-ins are also welcome!
✨ Give your child a great start—come see us on October 7!
🌟 Staff Spotlight: Mrs. Kirsten Hawkaluk 🌟
This week we’re celebrating Mrs. Hawkaluk, one of our amazing 1st grade teachers!
Mrs. Hawkaluk has been teaching for 21 years, with most of her career spent in first grade. She says first graders are her favorite because they grow and learn so much in just one year—and she especially loves teaching children how to read. As a child, reading was one of her favorite hobbies, so it feels natural that she now gets to share that same love with her students every day. 📚✨
If she weren’t a teacher, Mrs. Hawkaluk says she would probably be a scientist! She began in college studying molecular biology and still loves exploring science and sharing “cool discoveries” with her students. 🔬🌱
We are so lucky to have Mrs. Hawkaluk on our team and in our classrooms, inspiring our young learners! ❤️
This week we’re celebrating Mrs. Hawkaluk, one of our amazing 1st grade teachers!
Mrs. Hawkaluk has been teaching for 21 years, with most of her career spent in first grade. She says first graders are her favorite because they grow and learn so much in just one year—and she especially loves teaching children how to read. As a child, reading was one of her favorite hobbies, so it feels natural that she now gets to share that same love with her students every day. 📚✨
If she weren’t a teacher, Mrs. Hawkaluk says she would probably be a scientist! She began in college studying molecular biology and still loves exploring science and sharing “cool discoveries” with her students. 🔬🌱
We are so lucky to have Mrs. Hawkaluk on our team and in our classrooms, inspiring our young learners! ❤️
The Middle School's first Just Desserts honoring took place today. Students were recognized for their hard work, going above and beyond, taking care of business among other things. They all had a little dessert and got to hear their teachers talk about the great things they're doing. #gobulldogs
GO DOGS!!!
