Last night, Drummond Seniors represented our community well at the Philipsburg Area Education Foundation (PAEF) Scholarship Awards Banquet. The following students received scholarships:
- Halee-Joe Butte
- Chance Dunkerson
- Kadin Graveley
- Tucker Koon
- Cyleigh Langton
- Anna Kate Sawfer
- Annabelle Yates
The following Drummond High School Alumni also received scholarships:
- Bailey Parke
- Payton Rasor
- Lexi Nelson
- Cooper Bradshaw
Don't forget the Spring Concerts for Elementary and JH/HS will take place this week! The Elementary Concert is Thursday, May 1st, and the JH/HS Concert will take place Friday, May 2nd. Both concerts will begin at 6pm in the Auxiliary Gym. All participants need to be at the gym by 5:30pm. Please come enjoy some fabulous music that our students and Mrs. Anderson have been working very hard on!!
Reminder:
Adult Pottery Class starts this Tuesday (April 29th) in the high school art room from 5:00 - 7:00 pm (ish).
Come learn basic clay skills as well as how to throw on the potter's wheel.
Common Questions:
1. Do I have to attend every class? No
2. What if I have to leave early? We can make it work!
3. Is there a cost? No cost! Donations are always accepted.
4. How many can take the class? We have 6 pottery wheels, so if we work in pairs, we can have 12 students at a time.
Contact Samantha Larson with any questions! slarson@drummondschool.net
WE HAVE A MENU CHANGE FOR THE WEEK:
Wednesday: Chicken Salad San, Salad Bar, Broccoli Salad, Rice & Beans, Fresh Fruit & milk
Thursday: Turkey, Roll, sweet potatoes, roasted potatoes, green bean casserole, cranberries, huckleberry cheese cake, & milk
Are you going to be a junior or senior in the fall of 2025?
Take advantage of the Montana University System 1-2-Free program! High school students are eligible to take online college courses through the university system. The first two courses are free!
Check out the link below to learn about Dual Enrollment and how it can help you get ahead of the curve for college or training programs.
https://www.mus.edu/dualenroll/
DRUM CLUB REMINDER
ALL drum club will meet Monday through Thursday this week to finalize our pieces for the concert.
The First Annual Flint Creek Exploration Day happened at Drummond High School this morning!
Juniors and seniors from Drummond High School participated in various career exploration opportunities, including demonstrations, interview skills, and applying for jobs! A special thank you goes out to all the businesses and organizations who made it happen:
- Drummond Chamber of Commerce, American Legion, and Kiwanis
- Rock Creek Cattle Company
- Rocky Mountain Credit Union
- Philipsburg Mail/Silver State Post
- Engel & Volkers Real Estate
- Department of Justice
- Granite County Medical Center
- Granite County Sheriff's Department
- Frenchtown Rural Fire District
- National Forest Service - Pintler District
- Department of Corrections
- Powell County EMS
- Highlands College - Lineman Program and General Recruitment
- Western States Carpenters Union
- Montana Sheet Metal Workers
- Anaconda Job Corps
- TCS Northwest LLC
- Flint Creek Refrigeration
- Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
If you have noticed bird houses, paper and otherwise, around town, it is thanks to the Drummond School kids and Rosina's Preschool students. The artwork in the businesses was courtesy of the elementary and preschool kids, and the wooden bird houses were made by the Drummond shop classes! Thanks to all our students for brightening up our town!
Drum Club!!
For drum club tomorrow let's have all grades 3-6 come at 7:20 and please bring your music! See you in the morning!
Yearbook sales are open!
Visit yearbookforever.com to order yours today.
Yearbooks are printed in the summer and delivered in the fall. Our summer print date allows us to include track, graduation, and many more spring activities. Seniors receive a free yearbook that is delivered in the summer by hand delivery or mail.
Senior ads are for sale!
Looking for a special way to honor your senior in the yearbook? Design a senior ad for the back of the yearbook! Friends and family are welcome to submit ads via our online ordering platform (yearbookforever.com). The ad revenue generated helps to keep the overall cost of the yearbooks within a reasonable range for students and families. Last year, we had 100% of the yearbook costs covered! This year, we need more money to make that happen.
Senior yearbooks are always provided, free of charge, to every senior as a gift from the yearbook program. Your ad can help cover these costs for all seniors and our other students.
Thank you for your support of DHS Yearbook!
Happy Easter from all of us at Drummond Public Schools!
Kindergarten Roundup!
Congratulations to Bode Bradshaw and Cyleigh Langton who were crowned Prom King and Queen 2025!
We are so fortunate to get to work with all of our young student athletes. Today was a special day for one of our Lady Trojans! Anna Kate Sawfer signed with Carroll College Women's Track and Field today where she will continue her academic and athletic success at the next level. Congratulations Ms. Sawfer! #WeAreDrummond | #classof2025 | #signedsaint
Are you a local business looking for quality employees for the summer?
Come to the Flint Creek Career Exploration Day at Drummond High School on April 24th!
From 9 am - noon you will have the opportunity to interview our many candidates from Drummond High School and Granite High School to fill your hiring needs for the summer.
Don't have any openings for the summer but still want to share your experience? Participate as a career specialist and help students understand your journey and business model.
Contact Samantha Larson at slarson@drummondschool.net for more information.
April showers bring May concerts! Make your plans now to attend both our elementary and JH/HS concerts in May. The elementary concert will take place on Thursday, May 1st at 6:00 and the JH/HS concert will be the following evening, May 2nd at 6:00. It's sure to be two nights of great music and even better students! See you there.
Today our 8th grade class launched their balloons that they made in Stem class! Other than a couple that went up in flames, it was a successful launch! Great job 8th grade class!
The 2025 NSBW campaign theme, “Clue In to School Breakfast,” highlights the importance of a healthy school breakfast in fueling academic success and overall well-being and also recognizes the dedicated school nutrition professionals who make it all possible. NSBW also reminds the entire school community that school breakfast provides a healthy and energizing start to the day for students. Research shows that students who eat school breakfast are more likely to succeed. The breakfast/lunch room is sporting a Scooby Doo theme with clues about healthy food choices for breakfast!
Today Mr. Phillips conducted a flood training and drill . The elementary students did a great job following directions and we are all prepared for a flood! April Showers bring April Fools jokes!
