White Sulphur Schools are seeking applicants for the following positions:
Volleyball Coaches-Varsity, JV
Boys Basketball Coaches-Varsity, JV, JH
Martinsdale Bus Route Driver
If interested, please submit a letter of interest, 3 references and resume to the school district office or email mfeddes@whitesulphur.k12.mt.us.
Volleyball Coaches-Varsity, JV
Boys Basketball Coaches-Varsity, JV, JH
Martinsdale Bus Route Driver
If interested, please submit a letter of interest, 3 references and resume to the school district office or email mfeddes@whitesulphur.k12.mt.us.
The school values input from a variety of sources so we can make appropriate changes to handbooks, rules and policy. Please fill the following form out if you have ideas or solutions on how to make those changes.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRLRIs9OhOxJvroxkaI52GQMNpF4h_DJdsRg448NtWGBb5Xw/viewform?usp=dialog
Thank you in advance for your help. We would appreciate feedback at any time throughout the year that you have it by dropping in and visiting, sharing solutions with board members, or emailing a staff member.
As a wise administrator once said to me, "A problem shared without a solution is just a complaint." Let's work together for solutions.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRLRIs9OhOxJvroxkaI52GQMNpF4h_DJdsRg448NtWGBb5Xw/viewform?usp=dialog
Thank you in advance for your help. We would appreciate feedback at any time throughout the year that you have it by dropping in and visiting, sharing solutions with board members, or emailing a staff member.
As a wise administrator once said to me, "A problem shared without a solution is just a complaint." Let's work together for solutions.
High school students competed in the Southwest Regional Academic Olympics. They enjoyed challenging their knowledge and learning a few things, too.
Congratulations Piper Hurwitz! Students took a very difficult written exam for the Southwest Regional Academic Olympics, and Piper came home with 4th place! Good work, Piper!
The Kindergarten class was the daily winner of Mr. Tom's "Golden Broom" competition created to encourage citizenship and pride in our school by empowering students to keep their classrooms and hallway spaces clean. Great Job Kids!
We value the input of our staff, students, parents and community members. There are different surveys for each so that we get information that we can work with. We have completed our staff survey and the student survey completes on March 31. The survey that has been sent around on Facebook by others is not a working link, as it was meant for parents of currently enrolled students in our district. There will be a community survey sent on this site later in April. If you would like to provide input at that time we would appreciate it very much. Should you have questions in regard to this matter, please call the school at 406-547-3751.
CONGRATULATIONS! Dyvenity Massee has been selected as a 2026 Montana FCCLA Ultimate Leader and the White Sulphur Springs FCCLA chapter was recognized as a Silver Star Chapter for its exemplary programming and activities during the 2025–2026 school year through Montana FCCLA’s STAR Chapter Program. Great Job Everyone!
CAREER FAIR: The Third Annual Career Fair is coming on Thursday, April 23 at 1:00-4:00. Sign-ups for mock interviews and special presentations will be done via class or directly with Ms. Tiffany. Be sure you have your resumes ready for feedback during the fair. Guests and full schedules will be released next week!
STUDENTS: 7-12 Shamrock Shake Contest March 16-31st. Teachers will pass out tickets for: Improved Attendance, Good Citizenship, Punctuality, and Improved Effort. Can earn 1 ticket/student. Homemade Shakes on March 31, 7th period.
STUDENTS: Tardiness
Students in attendance at school are better prepared for the material they are taught and understanding what is going on. A student who is late interrupts their learning and that of their classmates. White Sulphur Schools encourage promptness for the benefit of al students and staff. Due to the excessive tardiness that is occurring, please be aware that if you are tardy during the week you will not be attending any off campus activities.
STUDENTS:
Hornet Card applications are available and must be turned in to the office by Tuesday at 4pm. Students need to write down 3rd quarter GPA .
Congratulations to the following students for winning the 5th Grade American Legion Essay Contest: Jasper Paddock, 1st; Taya Hamm, 2nd; and Lauren Knapp , 3rd. Jasper will move on to the state competition.
STUDENT COUNCIL: The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 1 during WIN.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 8 during WIN.
STUDENTS GRADES 6-11: All schedule worksheets for the 2026-2027 academic year need to be turned into Ms. Tiffany no later than Wednesday, March 25. If you have questions or clarifications, reach out to Ms. Tiffany.
STUDENTS: 7-12 Shamrock Shake Contest March 16-31st. Teachers will pass out tickets for: Improved Attendance, Good Citizenship, Punctuality, and Improved Effort. Can earn 1 ticket/student. Homemade Shakes on March 31, 7th period.
STUDENTS: Tardiness
Students in attendance at school are better prepared for the material they are taught and understanding what is going on. A student who is late interrupts their learning and that of their classmates. White Sulphur Schools encourage promptness for the benefit of al students and staff. Due to the excessive tardiness that is occurring, please be aware that if you are tardy during the week you will not be attending any off campus activities.
STUDENTS:
Hornet Card applications are available and must be turned in to the office by Tuesday at 4pm. Students need to write down 3rd quarter GPA .
Congratulations to the following students for winning the 5th Grade American Legion Essay Contest: Jasper Paddock, 1st; Taya Hamm, 2nd; and Lauren Knapp , 3rd. Jasper will move on to the state competition.
STUDENT COUNCIL: The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 1 during WIN.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 8 during WIN.
STUDENTS GRADES 6-11: All schedule worksheets for the 2026-2027 academic year need to be turned into Ms. Tiffany no later than Wednesday, March 25. If you have questions or clarifications, reach out to Ms. Tiffany.
The American Legion Essay Contest "Celebrating 250th Birthday and the Veterans who Fought for Our Freedom" winners were: Jasper Paddock 1st Place, Taya Hamm 2nd Place, and Lauren Knapp 3rd Place. The judges notes that it was extremely difficult to judge because the essays were so competitive. Jasper's essay will be sent to compete at the state level. Congratulations everyone.
FFA students were hard at work preparing boutonnières and corsages for 2026 Prom.
A Negotiations Committee Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at 6:00 pm. See the link for agenda information.
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Our 7th grade Academic Challenge Team made it to the 9th round. Look out next year these students are ready.
It was "bearable" according to some students.
Our Kitchen Crew recently applied for and received a generous grant from the American Heart Association to purchase a new salad bar and sandwich station. A much needed upgrade to outdated equipment. Thank you ladies for looking for innovative ways to keep our students healthy and fed.
CAREER FAIR: The Third Annual Career Fair is coming on Thursday, April 23 at 1:00-4:00. Sign-ups for mock interviews and special presentations will be done via class or directly with Ms. Tiffany. Be sure you have your resumes ready for feedback during the fair. Guests and full schedules will be released next week!
STUDENTS: There is a small selection of concessions items left in the office. If you would like to make a purchase please stop by the office at lunchtime or after school.
STUDENTS: 7-12 Shamrock Shake Contest March 16-31st. Teachers will pass out tickets for: Improved Attendance, Good Citizenship, Punctuality, and Improved Effort. Can earn 1 ticket/student. Homemade Shakes on March 31, 7th period.
FCCLA: State Convention will be in Bozeman March 19-20. The bus leaves at 6:00 pm on March 18th.
STUDENTS: PROM Guidelines
*A student will be admitted to the dance only during the first thirty (30) minutes of the dance. Any student arriving more than (30) minutes after the specified beginning time of the dance will not be admitted.
*Students leaving the building during the dance will not be re-admitted.
*Students must be dressed in clothing acceptable for school. This doesn’t apply to dances where formal attire is specified or for costume dances.
STUDENTS: Tardiness
Students in attendance at school are better prepared for the material they are taught and understanding what is going on. A student who is late interrupts their learning and that of their classmates. White Sulphur Schools encourage promptness for the benefit of al students and staff. Due to the excessive tardiness that is occurring, please be aware that if you are tardy during the week you will not be attending any off campus activities.
STUDENTS: There is a small selection of concessions items left in the office. If you would like to make a purchase please stop by the office at lunchtime or after school.
STUDENTS: 7-12 Shamrock Shake Contest March 16-31st. Teachers will pass out tickets for: Improved Attendance, Good Citizenship, Punctuality, and Improved Effort. Can earn 1 ticket/student. Homemade Shakes on March 31, 7th period.
FCCLA: State Convention will be in Bozeman March 19-20. The bus leaves at 6:00 pm on March 18th.
STUDENTS: PROM Guidelines
*A student will be admitted to the dance only during the first thirty (30) minutes of the dance. Any student arriving more than (30) minutes after the specified beginning time of the dance will not be admitted.
*Students leaving the building during the dance will not be re-admitted.
*Students must be dressed in clothing acceptable for school. This doesn’t apply to dances where formal attire is specified or for costume dances.
STUDENTS: Tardiness
Students in attendance at school are better prepared for the material they are taught and understanding what is going on. A student who is late interrupts their learning and that of their classmates. White Sulphur Schools encourage promptness for the benefit of al students and staff. Due to the excessive tardiness that is occurring, please be aware that if you are tardy during the week you will not be attending any off campus activities.
Due to the dangerous weather conditions, the Third Annual Career Readiness Fair has been rescheduled to Thursday, April 23, 2026. It will be back, and we cannot wait to have it when conditions are safe for all to attend!
I sent a message through SMS and email and heard from very few parents this evening. If you did not receive a text or email from the school, please call tomorrow or in the next few days so we can update our emergency numbers in our system.
School is on until the weather changes our mind. Be safe and if your roads are not good, please call and let the school know your child will not be at school.
School is on until the weather changes our mind. Be safe and if your roads are not good, please call and let the school know your child will not be at school.
Bus routes have been cancelled for Thursday, March 12 due to the high wind expected throughout the county.
Please watch for updates as to if school will take place. Please watch all school communications.
Please watch for updates as to if school will take place. Please watch all school communications.
The March 17, 2026 Regular Board Meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. See the link for more information.
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Interviews for the School Secretary position will be conducted Monday, March 16, 2026 in the Conference Room. See the link for more information.
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CAREER FAIR: The Third Annual Career Fair is coming on Thursday, March 12 at 1:00-4:00. Sign-ups for mock interviews and special presentations will be done via class or directly with Ms. Tiffany. Be sure you have your resumes ready for feedback during the fair. Guests and full schedules will be released next week!
SKILLS CAMP Basketball: Monday March 16. 4:00-4:30 1-3, 4:00-5:30 4-6
STUDENTS: There is a small selection of concessions items left in the office. If you would like to make a purchase please stop by the office at lunchtime or after school.
STUDENTS: If you would like to purchase corsages or boutonnieres, please see Ms. Feddes or one of the Horticulture Students.
STUDENTS: 7-12 Shamrock Shake Contest March 16-31st. Teachers will pass out tickets for: Improved Attendance, Good Citizenship, Punctuality, and Improved Effort. Can earn 1 ticket/student. Homemade Shakes on March 31, 7th period.
SKILLS CAMP Basketball: Monday March 16. 4:00-4:30 1-3, 4:00-5:30 4-6
STUDENTS: There is a small selection of concessions items left in the office. If you would like to make a purchase please stop by the office at lunchtime or after school.
STUDENTS: If you would like to purchase corsages or boutonnieres, please see Ms. Feddes or one of the Horticulture Students.
STUDENTS: 7-12 Shamrock Shake Contest March 16-31st. Teachers will pass out tickets for: Improved Attendance, Good Citizenship, Punctuality, and Improved Effort. Can earn 1 ticket/student. Homemade Shakes on March 31, 7th period.