Education

Central Montana Head Start Menu Oct. 4 - Oct. 7

Central Montana Head Start menu is as follows:

Fergus High Sophomore Class Officers

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The sophomore class officers of the 2021-2022 school year are (from left) Lexi Breidenbach (treasurer), Julia Kunau (president) and Alex Naber (vice president). Photo courtesy of Fergus High School

Lewistown School Menu Sept. 27 - Oct. 1

The Lewistown Public School lunch menu for all school buildings is as follows (alternate is for Gr. 9-12):

Monday – Meatballs, macaroni and cheese, peas, pepper strips and carrots, peaches, (Gr 9-12 whole grain breadstick) (alternate - pizza)

Tuesday – Cheese or pepperoni pizza, garden salad, cucumbers, melon wedge, chocolate chip cookie (alternate - Hamburger on a bun)

Wednesday – Whole grain corndog, potato chips, calico beans, banana (alternate - Philly Cheesesteak)

Central Montana Head Start Menu Sept. 27 - Sept. 30

Central Montana Head Start menu is as follows:

B=breakfast, L=lunch, S=snack. All meals are served with 1% milk.

Monday - B - Yogurt, mandarin orange, breadstick, milk; L - Meatloaf, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, fruit cocktail, crackers, milk; S - Grapes, goldfish, water

Tuesday – B - Crispy ice cereal, banana, milk; L - Ham and cheese sandwich, cucumbers, grapes, milk; S - Carrots, cheese stick, water

Wednesday – B - Pancakes, peaches, milk; L - Beef and noodles, corn, pineapple, milk; S - Celery, PB, water

Proposed school bond explained at public meeting Tuesday

The Lewistown School Board is hosting a school bond question and answer session on Tuesday, Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. at the Lewistown Junior High. Items for discussion include safety and security of school buildings, prioritizing infrastructure needs and the need for classroom space.

OPI, DPHHS announce new process for student mental, behavioral health services

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The Montana Office of Public Instruction in partnership with the Department of Public Health and Human Services announced a new process to serve students with mental and behavioral health services through the Comprehensive School and Community Treatment, or CSCT, program.

The agencies officially issued joint guidance to school districts on Aug. 25 implementing these changes, which will ensure the viability and accountability of the program for the foreseeable future. The Montana Legislature transferred administrative duties of the program from DPHHS to the OPI this spring.

Parent-Teacher Organization looking for volunteers

Do you have one hour a week you could give to the PTO? The organization is looking for a representative from each of the four schools the PTO supports. This is a great way to find out what the PTO is all about and get involved without a large time commitment.

Representative duties include:

•Checking the PTO box weekly and delivering reimbursement requests to the PTO treasurer.

• Serving as the point of contact for the principal of your school.

• Coordinate volunteers for special needs your school has.

Denton Rod and Gun Club hosts Mark Buckentin Memorial shoot

The Mark Buckentin Memorial Meat, Shoot and Pitch Play is Saturday, Oct. 9. Practice is at 11 a.m. and the shoot starts at noon. ATP legal trap loads only. Please bring your own shells.

Lunch is available at the club on the west end of Denton, north of the Highway. For more information call Rod Boling at 567-2608 or Orville McCracken at 462-5678 or 350-5678.

The next shoot is two weeks before Easter.

Computer games

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Students in Mrs. Stevenson’s class at Lewis and Clark Elementary play Kahoot, a game-based online learning platform that allows teachers to create learning games and trivia quizzes. 

SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS

Central Montana Head Start Menu Sept. 20 - Sept. 23