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Eighth Grade Baby Picture
The yearbook staff is now collecting
baby pictures of eighth graders for
the yearbook. Parents may email a
baby picture of their child, along with
a short encouraging message to
[email protected]. These
pictures/messages will appear in color
on a 1/4 page in the school yearbook.
The cost is $10; checks made out to
Montana City School or cash should
be given to Miss Murphy, the yearbook editor. Pictures will be accepted
now through March 1.
Pictures will be returned to students
the second week of March.
** Please note**
This picture is not related to the
slide show for 8th Grade Celebration.
Nominate a super star for
Outstanding Educator or
Outstanding Volunteer.
Forms are available online
and are coming home with
students today.
Deadline is February 21.
Voting will take place at the
March 4 PTA meeting.
Parent Teacher
Conferences
February 25 and 27.
Invitations for parents
of K-5 students are
coming home today.
Confirmations are due
back February 19.
Eighth Grade
High School Registration
All high school registration
forms are due February 25.
Parent nights for Helena High
School will be held on February 24 at
Helena Middle School at 6:30 p.m. and
at East Valley Middle School in East
Helena at 7 p.m. on February 25.
Parents of seventh and eighth grade
students are invited to Jefferson High
School Parent Night on Thursday, February 27 at 6:30 p.m. at JHS.
Free appetizers will be prepared and
served by JHS’s award-winning
ProStart class at 6:30 p.m., followed by
school tours, question and answer sessions and opportunities to visit and ask
questions of current JHS students.
There will be raffles for JHS activity
passes, t-shirts, Panther Bucks gift
cards and baked goods.
Transportation will be provided.
Bus will pick up at 5:30 p.m. at Montana City Store, 5:45 p.m. at Clancy
Post Office and 5:55 p.m. at Jefferson
City Post Office. Return transportation
will also be provided.
Come join the fun and get your
name entered in the raffle for just
showing up! Please sign up no later
than February 21.
Miss Bogen and fourth and fifth
grade students will travel to the
Helena Civic Center on Thursday,
February 20 to attend a live symphonic performance of “Peter vs.
The Wolf” as performed by the
Helena Symphony.
Many thanks to the Helena Symphony for this concert event and to
the Montana City School PTA for
their sponsorship and support of
this great concert!
Tony Kloker, Supt./K Principal
Steve Connole, 1-3 Principal
Stephanie Thennis, 4-8 Principal
February 13, 2014
11 McClellan Creek Road
Clancy, Montana
442-6779
Coming Up:
Saturday, February 15
7 GBB Tournament @ EVMS 9 a.m.
8 GBB Tournament (H) 9 a.m.
February 17 and 18
No School for Students
Tuesday, February 18
7/8 GBB HCA (H) 4 p.m.
Thursday, February 20
Fourth and fifth grades
to Helena Symphony
7/8 GBB EVMS (H) 4 p.m.
School Board Mtg. 6:30 p.m. Library
Friday, February 21
Middle School Winter Activity Day
Kindergarten Screening
If you have a child, or know of one,
who will be five years old by
September 10, 2014 and will be
attending kindergarten at Montana City
School, please contact the school office
at 442-6779 to register.
Kindergarten screening is April 11.
Conflict Manager
Sucker Sale
February 13 and 14
After School
in the Gym lobby
$1
To support this sale, the
concession stand will be closed
this Friday.
Middle School
Winter Activity Day
On Friday, February 21, Montana
City School middle school students will
participate in our annual Winter Activity Day.
Sixth grade students will ice skate
and participate in activities at Montana
Wild. Parents who wish to have their
student wear a helmet while skating
should contact either Mr. Maxwell,
Miss Bogen or Mrs. Flathers.
Seventh grade students will travel to
Moose Creek Cabin in the Tenmile
Creek/Rimini area where they will take
part in several activities coordinated by
the school and the Montana Discovery
Foundation.
Eighth grade students will ski at
Great Divide.
Many thanks to our creative and
flexible staff, the community at large
and Harlow’s Bus Service for making
this day so memorable for our students.
FYI: Nonschool News
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“Mustang Money” Rewards
Paraprofessionals are awarding
cards worth 50 cents at the
Friday after-school concession
stand to those students who
demonstrate “Above the Line”
behavior exemplifying the 8 Keys
of Excellence: Integrity, Failure
Leads to Success, Speak with
Good Purpose, This is It!
Commitment, Ownership,
Flexibility, Balance.
Congratulations to:
Mikey Girard—This Is It!
D. J. Kidder—Integrity
Zach LaForge—Integrity,
Commitment and Ownership
Tanaya Leland—Flexibility
Bridger Reisbeck—Integrity,
Commitment and Ownership
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Girl Scout Tropp #3506 is collecting items for the Lewis & Clark
Humane Society. Items they need
include bleach, toys, dog and cat
food, old blankets and towels. Donation boxes are in the lobby and
old entrance. The drive runs
through Friday, February 14.
Helena High basketball Bengal
Days Saturday, February 15 from
8:30 to 10 a.m. in the Helena High
School gym. Helena High boys JV
and varsity basketball players and
coaches will be hosting a basketball clinic for boys and girls in
grades K-6. Free for every student.
Bring your gym clothes & shoes to
participate in drills and learn the
fundamentals of the game. Also
bring anything you want the players to autograph. Lots of drawings
and free prizes.
Jefferson Little Guy Wrestling sign
ups and fist practice are February
17, 2014 @ 4 p.m. in the Jefferson
High School cafeteria in Boulder.
The season is five weeks from February 17 through March 22. Registration forms can be picked up at
the MCS office. Early registration
needs to be turned in by February
13. For more information or questions, please contact Jodi DeMers
Jefferson Little Guy Wrestling
Club President at 461-9377. Practices are from 5 to 6 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
at Jefferson High School wrestling
room. All parents or guardians
need to be present on February 17
at 4 p.m. for the parent meeting.
North Jefferson County Baseball/
Elkhorn Division HBRBA would
like to announce that registration
for the 2014 baseball season is
now open for K-6 graders as well
as 13-15 year olds. Pick up your
registration form at the front desk
of the school, and return it or mail
it back on or before Tuesday, February 18, 2014. Questions? Contact
one of our Board Members: Doug
Dodge: 461-3876 Kevin Harrington: 439-2876; Daryl Mikesell:
465-3584; Jeff Olsen: 202-2014.
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Come to this year’s Royal Ball for a
Daddy Daughter Dance from 7 to
10 p.m. February 22 in the Montana
City School multipurpose room.
Tickets are $10 per couple and $3
for every extra girl at the door.
Wear royal attire or Sunday best.
Photography is available at an extra
cost. Refreshments will be provided. The first 25 girls will receive a
free glow-in-the-dark bracelet! So
come on down to this year’s royalthemed Daddy Daughter Dance for
a ball!
Tennis is Elementary is returning to
Montana City School for K-5 grade
students excited about tennis.
When: Monday, March 3;
Wednesday, March 5; Monday,
March 10 and Wednesday, March
12 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the
Montana City School gym. Cost is
$25. Register online at
www.MontanaTennis.org (click on
the 10 and under page) or contact
Lauren Olson, Schools Coordinator
USTA-MT at 406-579-2716,
[email protected].
Scholarships are available, contact
Lauren Olson. All equipment is
provided; children must wear gym
shoes. Sign up is limited to the first
25 players. The Montana Tennis is
Elementary program provides
young players the opportunity to
learn basic fundamentals, teamwork
and sportsmanship from qualified
tennis instructors. Using smaller
racquets, nets and court sizes,
QuickStart tennis gives kids the
chance to learn and start to play
right away.
If not you, who? Make a difference
in someone's life! The Montana
City Volunteer Fire Department has
openings for volunteer firefighters
and EMTs. No experience necessary, training provided. Check us
out today at:
www.montanacityfire.org
Middle School Honor Roll
The following students earned at least a 3.25 GPA
for the second quarter.
Congratulations!
Sixth Grade
Seventh Grade
Eighth Grade
Laurynn Armstrong
Jadyn Bellander
Joseph Bristow
Hayden Ferguson
Kylee Jo Floerchinger
Reese Huntley
Mathilda Inman
Spencer Jackson
Kaden Jenkins
Anna Kreisberg
James Lane
Hannah Lenik
Clayton Leonard
Kyle Markovics
Kylie Marks
Regan Maronick
Kyli Mattfeldt
Tatum McNamara
Samantha Noble
Taylor Peterson
Alyssa Plant
Samantha Plaster
Kati Preskar
Roy Rindal
Abigail Supalla
Riley Thennis
Josie Trudeau
Devyn Young
Ryan Young
Evan Zaluski
Mattie Brustkern
Hannah Caldwell
Tanner Davis
Mikal Fife
Sara Girard
Rylee Holman
Taylor Huot
Katie Jenneskens
Lorelei Keith
Hannah Kemper
Grady Koenig
Charlie LaForge
John LaRue
Tanaya Leland
Madelyn Mariegard
Jamie MacDonald
Morgan Oie
Jamie Pickens
Nicole Price
James Romney
Paul Schuele
Kenzie Schulte
Melina Scott
Bryson Sedivy
Mahri Seitz
Kara Steab
Ellie Stock
Amelia Stoner
Danielle Ulberg
Kennedy Walsh
Cameron Wilcox
Carson Woodland
Lyndie Ark
Jadyn Armstrong
Ryan Canty
Anna Carparelli
Gabe Dalbec
Josh Eckmann
Sierah Ginnity
Hayden Guisti
Kamden Hilborn
Amber Houser
Jacklyn Kemper
Leanna Markovics
Katie Martin
Tallen Miller
Britton Peterson
Alex Seburn
Maggie Smiedala
Cassidy Taylor
Ray Trudeau
Sean Tuttle
Bryndon Wilkerson
Science Fair Results
All fifth through eighth grade students participated
in the annual Science Fair.
Thanks to all who participated; congratulations to winners are listed below.
Fifth Grade
Behavioral Science
1. Olivia Bartsch
2. Brooke Ark
3. Elijah Johnson
Earth Science
1. TIE—Matthew McLaren
and Kumi Rose
2. Tyler DeBorde
Behavioral Science
1. Tatum McNamara
and Kylee Jo Floerchinger
2. Carmen Porter
3. Hannah Lenik
Earth Science
1. Evan Zaluski
and Joseph Spencer
2. Christina Exley
Behavioral Science
1. Justin Wells
2. Katie Jenneskens, Tanner
Davis and Casey Holland
3. Rylee Holman and Mikal Fife
Earth Science
1. Dantes Rodriguez
2. Bryson Sedivy
3. Kara Steab
Life Science
1. Lenny Triem
2. Haiden Plummer
3. Esther Kemper
Physical Science
1. Emma Rasmann
2. Samantha Zody
3. Quade Oser
Sixth Grade
Life Science
1. Josie Trudeau
2. Taylor Peterson
3. TIE—Hayden Ferguson
and Regan Maronick
Physical Science
1. Adler Lybbert
2. Alyssa Plant
Honorable Mention
Adel Bigart
Chase Spotorno
Luke Thomson
Seventh Grade
Life Science
1. Grady Koenig
2. Jamie MacDonald
3. Cameron Wilcox
Physical Science
1. Melina Scott
2. John LaRue &
Sam Kopp
3. Richie Elshire
Eighth Grade
Behavioral Science
1. Josh Eckmann and
Kamden Hilborn
2. Katelyn Hartnett and
Brynn Kontny
3. Ray Trudeau and
Kayden Sysum
Life Science
1. Leanna Markovics and
Lyndie Ark
2. Gabe Dalbec and
Hunter Henschel
3. Carissa Porter and
Nick Workman
Physical Science
1. Anna Carparelli and
Jadyn Armstrong
2. Conner Nash and
Anthony Duldulao
3. Tallen Miller and
Hunter Gilbert
A huge THANK YOU to Mary Eckmann and all the volunteer judges!

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