White Sulphur Springs Schools

The May 19, 2026 Regular Board Meeting will be held at 6:00 pm. See the link for agenda items.
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Enjoying our Spa day! Students from grades 4-6 earned an afternoon at the spa for reading and earning 50 AR points. This is about a novel a month. Way to go, students!! Thanks, WSS, for helping and supporting us!

3rd Grade Wax Museum

3rd Grade Wax Museum

3rd Grade Wax Museum

The Bair Memorial Trust Scholarship Recipients for this year are: Trey Rasmussen, William Manger, Daniel Massee, and Mikalya Teter. Congratulations to you all.

In Blackfeet tradition, Meredith Feddes was gifted a beautiful handmade star quilt by Celena Johnston Roatch today. In Blackfeet culture, it is customary to honor people that have helped others reach the milestones in their lives. Celena would like to thank Mrs. Feddes for her support and encouragement over the past four years.

A Negotiations Committee Meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 11, 2026. See the link for agenda information.
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School Board Election Results
3 Year Term (2)
Mari Johnston 418
Eddie Roatch 289

2 Year Term (1 Position)
Sandra Luther 289
Brian Fisher 248

On Thursday, the elementary classes got to participate in their First Responder Walk-Through. Stations included Ambulance, Fire, Search and Rescue, Meagher County Deputies, Fish and Game, and Life Flight. A special thank you to the Bozeman Life Flight Crew and all of our local volunteers for making this opportunity possible for our students. It was an awesome day!

Huge thank you to the community who gave time and tours to first and fourth grade today. Fur and Feathers Funny Farm gave the kids a very informational tour of their future petting zoo. Ace Hardware took time from their busy schedule to show the kids the new store before they open. Wild Oats Baking gave the kids a donut while we took a break on this beautiful day.

A big THANK YOU to the City for helping us keep our facilities in top notch shape. Thank you for rolling the football field today. We appreciate it! Go Hornets!

The Negotiations Committee Meeting will meet Monday, May 4, 2026. See the link for agenda information.
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Four new students were inducted into National Honor Society earlier this month. These students were selected based upon the four pillars that serve as the foundation for the organization: service, leadership, character, and scholarship.

Two speakers were chosen this year to help welcome in the new students: Cy Williams and Will Townsend. Williams shared a wonderful analogy to stress the importance of involvement versus investment. Townsend shared his message about honoring the miles we put on our life.

Current member Claire and her mom, Kari created the amazing cupcakes this year, matching the colors and theme of the organization.

Congratulations and thank you all for your service to our community!

We had another successful career fair in Hornet Country! All students in grades 4-12 attended to learn more about potential careers and trades after high school, and put their communication skills to practice that they have learned in their counseling classes. Some were put to work at the tables and tested with their current skills. Students from Reed Point also joined in the fun during the afternoon.

Students also had the opportunity to attend a special informational session on nursing courtesy of Mountain View Medical Center, and approximately half of our high school students participated in mock interviews with volunteers from our community.

Huge thanks to all our guests and volunteers, near and far, for coming out to share your knowledge! We greatly appreciate you!

Please join us at school to celebrate our student's achievements.

The Negotiations Committee is scheduled to meet Monday, April 27, 2026. Please see the link for agenda information.
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White Sulphur students earned #10 in the state on a recent US News and World Report article. This is based on test scores, college and career readiness and graduation rates. We celebrated with a game of Rugby and treats after ward. Some students chose to help our maintenance out and pick rocks on the playground instead. Great work staff and students.

8th grade English enjoyed learning about identity and Native American boarding schools from Brenda Johnston. We truly appreciate Brenda’s time, knowledge, and talent!