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Monday, February 11th - Professonal Development for Teachers
Monday, February 18th - Presidents' DayMessage from Principal, Ted Fuller, about Procedures in a Crisis or Emergency at Sentinel High School
Earn Free College Credit While in High School
Montana students can get two free courses (6 credits) through the Montana University System. For more information, visit the Montana University System's page or email Jordan Patterson, Dual Enrollment Program Director for Missoula College University of Montana.
Important influenza information
Fall signals the start of school but can also signal the start of "flu" season. Handwashing and staying home when ill with influenza type symptoms are important preventative measures. Please visit the Student Health webpage to learn more about flu prevention and symptoms.
Head Lice Reminder
Since head lice is not uncommon in school age children, the District wants to provide parents with resources, school procedures (MCPS head lice information) and remind parents of symptoms, etc. You may also contact the family resource centers or the school nurse for written information and resources.
Parking passes are now required for all students with a car. To receive your free (first one only) parking pass, complete the Parking Registration Form and return it to the main office.
MCPS Mobile App Available
Download the official, free Missoula County Public Schools app today for access to your school's news, calendars, push notifications, and much more!
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Superintendent Search Survey
Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees, with the support of Ray and Associates, Inc., is conducting a search for a new Superintendent. We value your input. Please complete the survey.
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Elementary Attendance Boundary Study
Missoula County Public Schools is in need of a boundary study process. Our school district is growing, over the past 11 years, we have grown by almost 800 students. To learn more, please visit the Elementary Attendance Boundary Study webpage. -
Important influenza information
We have had a slow start of "flu" season here in Montana. The Centers for Disease Control are still warning of a potentially significant flu season this winter. Handwashing and staying home when ill with influenza type symptoms are important preventative measures. Please visit the Student Health Webpage to learn more about flu prevention and symptoms. If you are interested in getting a flu vaccine, it’s not too late. Visit the Missoula City County Health Department, your doctor or a pharmacy in the community to get your flu shot.
