Big Sky Students & Families-

Don’t forget this is a short week, no school Thursday & Friday (Wednesday will be a 1-7 period day).  Please be safe over the long weekend and get out and enjoy some fresh air! We continue to have lots of upcoming events, so check out all of the ways you can get involved! 

Tickets for the 2nd Annual Blue & Gold Gala are selling out fast! Be sure to reserve your spot for this amazing event! Get your tickets here-Blue & Gold Gala

• Picture retakes are Monday 10/14! If you haven’t had your picture or would like a retake, this is your last chance!

• This October lets carve out time for reading with a Big Sky BOOk drive. We are looking for donations of new or gently used children's books for our October upcoming Family Engagement event: Halloween Trick or Treat. Please leave donations at the front office between now and October 29th. Help us celebrate the spooktacular joy of reading.

• 🎃 Join Us for a Spooktacular Celebration! 🎃 Get ready for the Second Annual Trick or Treat Hallway Edition, hosted by Student Government and Link Crew! This is a fantastic opportunity for clubs and academic groups to showcase their creativity and community spirit while providing a fun, family-friendly experience for kids and families in our school.  Check out the attachment for ways your club or group can get involved! 
• Please join us for Big Sky High School’s theatre production of “Arsenic and Old Lace” written by Joseph Kesselring.  

• “Arsenic and Old Lace” is a dark comedy that follows the eccentric Brewster family, where two sweet elderly aunts have a peculiar hobby — murdering lonely old men with poisoned wine.  Their nephew, Mortimer, stumbles upon their secret and chaos ensues as he tries to manage his quirky relatives, including a brother who thinks he’s Teddy Roosevelt.  With a mix of dark humor and farcical twists, this classic play offers a hilarious take on murder and madness.
• Performances will be Friday and Saturday November 1st and 2nd at 7 pm, and Sunday November 3rd at 2 pm.  Doors will open a half hour before the show!  Tickets can be purchased for $10 at the door.  We look forward to seeing you there!
• SENIOR PARENTS & STUDENTS: Reminder that senior photos need to be submitted via email to bigskyseniors@gmail.com by December 15th or it will not be in the yearbook!

• The Social Studies Department is excited to announce our first ever mock election on November 5th. Since it is a major election year, we have decided to create a school wide opportunity for all of our students to participate in the voting process.
•  According to the National Social Studies Council a quality social studies program should include experiences that provide for the study of how people create, interact with, and change structures of power, authority, and governance. This mock election would provide students with hands-on experience with how our government functions. It  gives us an opportunity to incorporate Montana state social standards of applying civic virtues and democratic principles when working with others.  
• Our election will focus on the four large elections for our area including the presidential, governor, senate, and house of representatives district one for MT. 
• If you opted to vote absentee, please stay tuned to receive your ballot in the upcoming Advisory on 10/24.

Have a great week Big Sky, please be in touch if you need anything! 

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

There is a lot to read through this week, so I’m going to jump right into this week’s updates! 

• STUDENTS-if you have not taken the Cell Phone Survey please do so before it closes! We want your input.  Parents-a district survey will be coming out very soon. 
• Don’t forget the following week we only have school Monday-10/14-Wednesday 10/16 (All 3 days will be 7 period days-no block days), no school Thursday 10/17 or Friday 10/18. 
• Books available from our Family Resource Center-if you missed our free books during Open House, there are still copies available, here are the titles we have:
• Anxious Generation
• Taking the Stress out of Homework
• Study Strategies for Teens
• 88 Life Hacks to surviving High School 
• Social Media Wellness
• Teenage Brain a Neuroscientist's Survival Guide to raising teenagers

***If you would like a copy of any of these books please email Shanna, FRC at snickerson@mcpsmt.org

 2nd Annual Blue & Gold Gala!

• Get your tickets &/or register for the silent auction here: https://givebutter.com/c/otiTHZ.  Speaking of the live/silent auction, WE NEED YOUR HELP!  We are collecting items for the live and silent auction.  Each team will have one live auction item and proceeds from that item will go directly to that team (please talk to the team coach &/or parent rep about this).  The silent auction, ticket sales and the at-the-event activity revenue will go to the Booster Club and will be used to support ALL the activities at Big Sky.  Have something you, your business or someone you know could donate for the silent auction?  Please check out this sign up:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0C4CAFAE2FA6FC1-51297251-bshs  Items for the silent auction are due by October 14th (if you really can't make that deadline, please let Kim McKearnan know so that we can get it included online and make arrangements for a later delivery--- mtmcksix@gmail.com).  Donated items are tax deductible based on fair market value (Tax ID# is 47-1074412). 
• The Social Studies Department is excited to announce our first ever mock election on November 5th. Since it is a major election year, we have decided to create a school wide opportunity for all of our students to participate in the voting process.
•  According to the National Social Studies Council a quality social studies program should include experiences that provide for the study of how people create, interact with, and change structures of power, authority, and governance. This mock election would provide students with hands-on experience with how our government functions. It  gives us an opportunity to incorporate Montana state social standards of applying civic virtues and democratic principles when working with others.  
• Our election will focus on the four large elections for our area including the presidential, governor, senate, and house of representatives district one for MT. Students will be sent a google form on October 10th during advisory asking if they prefer to vote in person or by absentee ballot.  
• 🎃 Join Us for a Spooktacular Celebration! 🎃 Get ready for the Second Annual Trick or Treat Hallway Edition, hosted by Student Government and Link Crew! This is a fantastic opportunity for clubs and academic groups to showcase their creativity and community spirit while providing a fun, family-friendly experience for kids and families in our school.  Check out the attachment for ways your club or group can get involved! 
• SENIOR PARENTS & STUDENTS: Reminder that senior photos need to be submitted via email to bigskyseniors@gmail.com by December 15th or it will not be in the yearbook!
• All Students-Yearbooks are still on sale, check out the QR to get yours today! They are the lowest price they will be all year! 

• Lastly, the HPS Biomedical Innovations Seniors are working on a research project where they have identified problems we have at BSHS. Before they can make a plan to solve the problem they must first support their problem exists with surveys. They need your help! If you have 5 minutes please take a moment to complete these surveys to support them in their research for this project.

 Student Only Surveys (you can take as many of the surveys as you would like):

Classroom Environments Survey (Students)

15 Minute Policy Survey (Students)

Student Survey - Trash on campus

Academic Support For Students WIth High Functioning Disabilities (Students)

Trash On Campus - Student Survey

BI Student Cell Phone Policy Survey 

School Lunch Options - Student Survey

admin interaction- Student Survey 

Student Parking Survey

Behavior Management Survey 

Pink Slip Policy

Parking Security Survey

Student Parking Space Survey

Parking Predicament 

Tenure Policy - Student

Parent Only Surveys (you can take as many of the surveys as you would like):

Academic Support For Students With High Functioning Disabilities (Parents)

Administration Interactions - Parents

BI Parent Cell Phone Policy Survey 

Parent Parking Survey

Tenure Survey - Parent  

Parent Parking Survey

Tenure Survey - Parent

Parent Parking Survey

Thank you for reading all the way through this week’s updates! Have a great week Big Sky, please reach out if you need anything!

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

What an incredible Homecoming week we had last week! Our Dance, Cheer, Golf, Volleyball, Cross Country, Soccer and Football did so well and made the Big Sky Community so proud! Also a huge shout out to Student Government leaders and members and also to our amazing Booster Club for helping to make this week such a success! Here are some events we have coming up:

It’s time to purchase your tickets for the 2nd Annual Blue & Gold Gala!!! Check out the attached flier for more information! 

• Get your tickets &/or register for the silent auction here: https://givebutter.com/c/otiTHZ.  Speaking of the live/silent auction, WE NEED YOUR HELP!  We are collecting items for the live and silent auction.  Each team will have one live auction item and proceeds from that item will go directly to that team (please talk to the team coach &/or parent rep about this).  The silent auction, ticket sales and the at-the-event activity revenue will go to the Booster Club and will be used to support ALL the activities at Big Sky.  Have something you, your business or someone you know could donate for the silent auction?  Please check out this sign up:  https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0C4CAFAE2FA6FC1-51297251-bshs  Items for the silent auction are due by October 14th (if you really can't make that deadline, please let Kim McKearnan know so that we can get it included online and make arrangements for a later delivery--- mtmcksix@gmail.com).  Donated items are tax deductible based on fair market value (Tax ID# is 47-1074412). 

• Hello from the International Club! We only have a few more days left to register for our trip to France, Italy, and Spain! You can sign up until Monday 9/30 and we have also extended the $100 off of your registration! Sign up at this link and reach out to Mrs. Keffeler or Mrs. Cook if you have questions!

COLLEGE APPLICATION WEEKS in Montana are September 30th – October 11th. During this period, your child can apply for FREE to ALL Montana colleges and universities (public, private, and tribal). This opportunity is critical for students who may not otherwise consider or access higher education. College exploration, application, and eventual acceptance can significantly contribute to student achievement at your school.

 If you would like more information, please contact Leslie, Counselor for the Class of 2025 @ lguerreri@mcpsmt.org 

Have a great week Big Sky, stay tuned for information coming up on our all school mock election on November 5th! 

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

The BIG WEEK is here!! It’s Homecoming Week!! Please be sure to read the additional updates after our list of Homecoming events….

Monday 9/23 – Neon Color Dress Up Day

• Seniors (neon pink), Juniors (neon orange), Sophomores (neon blue), Freshmen (neon yellow), Staff (neon green)
• Cell Phone Parent Q&A 5pm in the Theater
• “How to Pay for College” for 12th graders & Parents 5pm in the Library
• Open House  at 6:00!

Tuesday 9/24 – Wii Sports Dress Up Day

• Like the Nintendo game! 😁
• Volleyball HOME vs Capital – 5:30/7:00
• Soccer HOME vs Butte – 3:00/5:00

Wednesday 9/25 –  Twinning Dress Up Day

• Dress like a multiple! Homecoming Olympics teams should all match

Thursday 9/26 – Decades Dress Up Day

• Seniors (80’s), Juniors (90’s), Sophomores (2000’s), Freshmen (futuristic), Staff (dress like your HS self)
• Pep Assembly during advisory!
• Freshmen Football HOME vs Sentinel – 4:00
• Volleyball @ Capital – 5:30/7:00

Friday 9/27 – Blue and Gold Dress Up Day!

• Dress out in your Big Sky Pride! 
• Senior Picture at 11:50am on the Football Field
• Football HOME vs Sentinel – 3:00/7:00

Saturday 9/28 (8:00 - 10:00) – HoCo Dance (Auditorium)

• Tickets are $10 for an individual or $15 for a couple. Tickets will be sold in the Commons during lunch and all attending must be present (if you are bringing a guest, they have to be present to show ID in order for tickets to be sold)
• Any outside guests must have a signed permission slip in order to purchase tickets, so grab those slips from the main office this week.  The forms must be complete or no tickets will be issued. 

• ONLY A FEW SPOTS LEFT-PSAT-will be administered at Big Sky on Wednesday, October 30th for sophomores and juniors who have registered for the test. Due to limited testing space, we are capping the number of students who can take the PSAT at 110. Please register early for this test to ensure a spot. Students interested in testing need to bring $18 (cash or check made out to Big Sky), in a sealed envelope with their name written on the outside, to Debi Turner in the front office. The deadline for test registration is Friday, September 27th.
• Come one, come all to the Big Sky Blood Drive on Wednesday, October 2nd from 9am till 2:30pm. Parents and alumni are welcome to sign up using the link below.  We look forward to seeing you at Big Sky.  Blood Drive Sign Up or use the URL-https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=BIGSKYHS

Let’s have a great week Big Sky! Please reach out if you have any questions! GO EAGLES!

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

Homecoming 2024 is only 1 week away!!! There is so much for students and parents to get involved in, so check out all that is happening:

Sunday 9/22 (1:00 - 4:00) – Homecoming Decorations 

• Seniors (main hall), Juniors (60’s), Sophomores (30’s), Freshmen (F building)
• Hallway decorating competition
• We need chaperones!! All parents are welcome to attend! Email Emma (elkeffeler@mcpsmt.org) if you’re willing or able to help!

Monday 9/23 – Neon Color Dress Up Day

• Seniors (neon pink), Juniors (neon orange), Sophomores (neon blue), Freshmen (neon yellow), Staff (neon green)
• Cell Phone Parent Q&A 5pm in the Theater
• “How to Pay for College” for 12th graders & Parents 5pm in the Library
• Open House  at 6:00!

Tuesday 9/24 – Wii Sports Dress Up Day

• Like the Nintendo game! 😁
• Volleyball HOME vs Capital – 5:30/7:00
• Soccer HOME vs Butte – 3:00/5:00

Wednesday 9/25 –  Twinning Dress Up Day

• Dress like a multiple! Homecoming Olympics teams should all match
• Homecoming olympics is tonight from 6:30 - 9:00! If you haven’t signed up to be on a team, stop by the Attendance office right away!
• We need helpers!! Email Becca (rpeterson@mcpsmt.org) if you’re willing or able to help! All parents are welcome to help! 

Thursday 9/26 – Decades Dress Up Day

• Seniors (80’s), Juniors (90’s), Sophomores (2000’s), Freshmen (futuristic), Staff (dress like your HS self)
• Pep Assembly during advisory!
• Freshmen Football HOME vs Sentinel – 4:00
• Volleyball @ Capital – 5:30/7:00

Friday 9/27 – Blue and Gold Dress Up Day!

• Dress out in your Big Sky Pride! 
• Football HOME vs Sentinel – 3:00/7:00

Saturday 9/28 (8:00 - 10:00) – HoCo Dance (Auditorium)

• Tickets are $10 for an individual or $15 for a couple. Tickets will be sold in the Commons during lunch and all attending must be present (if you are bringing a guest, they have to be present to show ID in order for tickets to be sold)
• Any outside guests must have a signed permission slip in order to purchase tickets, so grab those slips from the main office this week.  The forms must be complete or no tickets will be issued. 

Have a great week Big Sky! Looking forward to an amazing Homecoming and lots of participation and activities! 

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

We have some very busy weeks coming up with lots of home events-be sure to check out the Big Sky Website to find out more! We also have our first fall Booster meeting, tomorrow, Monday at 7pm in the Big Sky Commons.  You don’t have to be a member to join in the fun of planning and supporting events at Big Sky, we would love to invite everyone to join us! 

Also save the date! Our 2nd Annual Blue & Gold Gala! It’s a fun event and a great way to support our athletics, and it’s my birthday so I can’t wait to spend it with all of you! 

 Here are additional updates for this week:

• Big Sky International Club has an amazing opportunity! We have ten more spots on our trip to France, Italy, and Spain next June! If you are interested/want more information, please see Mrs. Keffeler or Mrs. Cook! If you are interested, please come to our informational meeting, it will be on Monday October 16th, at 6:00 pm in room 31! If you attended the meeting last year but didn't end up signing up for the trip, you still have time! Visit this link to RSVP! *this is not a commitment to join the trip, just so we know how many people to expect** Thank you!! 
• Chromebooks-It’s imperative that all students have their devices ready to go this week, especially with our request to have cell phones in the caddy, you can either have your child pick up a printed packet in the main office or check your email from MCPS on 8/29 for directions on how to login. Also please note that by the end of September if those forms are not filled out Google access will be shut off for your child until those forms are turned in. 
• PSAT-will be administered at Big Sky on Wednesday, October 30th for sophomores and juniors who have registered for the test. Due to limited testing space, we are capping the number of students who can take the PSAT at 110. Please register early for this test to ensure a spot. Students interested in testing need to bring $18 (cash or check made out to Big Sky), in a sealed envelope with their name written on the outside, to Debi Turner in the front office. The deadline for test registration is Friday, September 27th.
• Math lab-Math Lab will be offered Wednesdays during lunch in Room 36.  Students can receive homework help, complete makeup work/assessments, complete retake assessments, and are encouraged to stop by for anything math related.  A rotating math teacher will be available for help.
• Mountain Line is seeking your help for a transportation initiative that will hopefully bring more routes closer to Big Sky on a more consistent basis, please take a few minutes to fill out their survey-Mountain Line Survey

Open House is Monday 9/23! We have several things for families to engage in during this time:

• 5-6pm-Join me for a conversation and Q&A regarding cell phones-what are you seeing at home, how are things working at school and how can we partner together! Light refreshments served.
• 6-7pm-tour the school with your child, meet their teachers and learn more about clubs and activities (don’t forget to get your Big Sky gear)!!!

***We have a few special quests that will hopefully join us! Mountain Line will be bringing a bus for our students and families to be able to practice getting on the bus, meet a driver and ask questions about how to use the bus, learn how to put your bike on the bus and anything that might help you feel more comfortable using this amazing community resource. 

***Nautical Bowls will be available serving their delicious bowls in the parking lot from 5-7pm! 

Thanks for reading to the end! Have a great week Big Sky, GO EAGLES!

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

What a great first week of school! I’m so appreciative of everyone reaching out and asking questions to make sure your child has a positive experience at Big Sky.  Students-you have shown such great growth over the summer and I know it’s going to be a good year! Shout out to our Link Crew members for helping our 9th graders on their first day of school-true school leaders!  Here are reminders and updates for this week:

• AUP forms (Acceptable Use Forms)-all students will have access to their Google account for a couple of weeks until the District shuts it off if you haven’t turned the forms in or followed the directions in Infinite Campus.  If you need any help please email dturner@mcpsmt.org. 
• Open House-Monday September 23rd from 6-7pm.  I will also be hosting a Q&A from 5-6pm (light refreshments provided) to discuss cell phones and what parents are seeing at home and how to partner together. 
• Don’t forget no school on Monday, we will start with our regular bell schedule-Bell Schedule, I know the times are a little odd, but it’s important you pay close attention to the times (especially for when lunch is over). Auto & AG will be going to those buildings starting this week, so be sure to check the whiteboard in the entrance for your bus number. 
• Just a reminder to use the large dumpsters in the student lot, if you see a garbage can is full, don’t try and stuff your garbage in there, we have 2 large rolling dumpsters in the parking lot! 

Parents, guardians and family members-we want you to join Booster Club!! Booster supports all aspects of Big Sky including: athletics, activities, theater, arts, Link Crew, Student Government and International Club to name a few (for our 9th grade parents, think PTO)-if you are interested in joining please use this link-Big Sky Booster Sign Up

Don’t forget to get your Activity Card from Becca in the Activities office! If you haven’t had your picture taken, make sure you get a receipt so you have that to verify you have your activity card to get into games.

Have a great week Big Sky, please reach out if you have any questions! 

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Dear Big Sky Students & Families-

Hello Big Sky and welcome to the 2024-2025 school year! For many of you this is an exciting but nervous time to start high school, or to make changes to your summer routine, or for our seniors starting to plan for life after high school.  No matter where you are on the high school journey, I am excited to see you all back this week.  For our 9th grade families and new students to Big Sky, this weekly update will come out each week to highlight events, important dates to remember and remind students of our expectations, additionally your child won’t receive this update until they log in for the first time at Big Sky, so please share this with them. 

• First week of the school schedule is attached.  Please note the bell times for periods on Thursday.  Thursday is an early out day and we will run a 7 period day (which means the classes will be shorter).  We will also have a short assembly for each grade level. 
• AG Bus-if you have an Agriculture class in your schedule, you will NOT go out to the AG Center next week, the buses will run starting Tuesday September 3rd.  We will have the bus numbers posted so you know which bus to hop on to ride out there.  Students may not drive themselves unless/until you and your parent have filled out the permission to drive form (you will receive these from your AG teachers)
• Student BBQ, before the 1st home Football game, Friday August 30th! Food is free for students, so please come and join us!
• Activity Cards-don’t forget to get your activity cards, they are $30 and will get you into all home games and cross town games.  If you don’t have your activity card, you have to pay to enter each game ($30 is a huge savings compared to paying for each game)
• Annual forms are now available to be processed through your Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Here is an instruction video to help guide you in this process. If you need help setting up your Parent Portal Account or resetting your password, please email dturner@mcpsmt.org.

Parents, guardians and family members-we want you to join Booster Club!! Booster supports all aspects of Big Sky including: athletics, activities, theater, arts, Link Crew, Student Government and International Club to name a few (for our 9th grade parents, think PTO)-if you are interested in joining please use this link-Big Sky Booster Sign Up

Let’s have a great start to the school year and as always, my door is open so please don’t hesitate to reach out! GO EAGLES!

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

This will be your final weekly update until the 24-25’ school year! Thank you for an amazing year, and I wish you all a safe, restful summer break.  I’ll be in touch in August with back to school information. 

Here are a few reminders to close out the week:

• Monday-Wednesday-periods 1-7 (no block Wednesday), students should be checking out of classes and returning any materials on Wednesday 6/5
• Thursday-9:40-12 pm will be an intervention.  We will run shortened 20 mins periods during this time.  At 12pm there will be a BBQ for students (you do not have to pay, all kids can eat) followed by our field day. Students have the option to either come out and observe, be on a team, or stay inside to finish up any outstanding work.
• If you have all work turned in on Wednesday, nothing outstanding, you are not required to attend Wednesday, however parents do need to call in to excuse attendance. 
• Friday-No buses are running-this is an invite only day, meaning if your teacher indicates you need to come in and finish anything to close out the semester you need to attend.  If your teacher does not reach out, you are all done with school! Grades will be posted by 12pm Friday, so you can review your 2nd semester grades at that time. 

If you received a notice for summer programming, whether it is for Original Credit courses or Credit Recovery courses, you still need to return your devices such as chrome books and chargers to the library. 

Have a great summer Big Sky, thank you for another great year.  I am available throughout the summer if you need anything or have questions, please reach out through email.

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org

Big Sky Students & Families-

A huge shout out to our Tennis, Track and Softball team, you showed grit despite crazy weather conditions, traveling to multiple locations, staying up until 3:15am to get matches in, battling the cold among many other things, no matter what you showed everyone across the state how Big Sky holds their head high and the Eagle Spirit.  We are all so proud of you! 

It is hard to believe that this is the Class of 2024’s last week! That means it’s time for the Class of 2025 to step into their shoes. Remember that any “shenanigans” as I like to call them are only funny and cute until they cross a line, so please consider your choices and the impacts they can have on those around you, let’s finish the year safely and productively! 

Schedule for the week: 

Monday-No School

Tuesday-Periods 1-7

Wednesday-Periods 1-7 (no block day)

Thursday-Periods 2, ADV, 4, 6

Friday-Periods 1,3,5,7 (block day)

****If you are in auto, you will need to stay at Big Sky Wednesday & Friday (no class those days)

• Friday May 31 is the last day to register for the trip to Spain with Mrs. Keffeler next spring break! There are FIVE spots left, and we have been given one last voucher for $100 off of the trip if you register by May 30 and use the code “Travel4V”. The only requirement is to be a sophomore or higher next year, and have taken at least one year of Spanish, even if it’s next year! This is a great opportunity! If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Keffeler at elkeffeler@mcpsmt.org.
• We’ve already had a number of families register for our Summer 2025 Italy, France, and Spain trip informational meeting. I'm thrilled with how much interest our community has shown in this life-changing experience. When students travel, they expand their knowledge of the world around them, discover more about themselves, and grow more confident. These skills are critical for creating the global citizens of tomorrow, and I would love to have your student join me on this adventure. I’ve already received quite a few questions about this opportunity. All questions will be answered at the meeting on May 28 at 6:00 PM in Room 5. Registration is mandatory for the meeting, so please register if you have not already: https://rsvp.eftours.com/rrsmpwt, Looking forward to seeing you all there! Mrs. Keffeler + Mrs. Cook

Seniors:

Graduation Practice-Seniors are required to attend a mandatory graduation practice at the Adams Center at The University of Montana on Friday, 5/31 at 9am. Students should plan on a 90 minute commitment. Each year graduation is a special time for our families. We will stress appropriate dress and behavior to our students when we gather for rehearsal. 

At graduation, the diploma’s are not placed in the case, students will need to come back to Big Sky starting Monday 6/3 between 8-2pm to pick up.  Remember if you have any fines or you have not finished your classes you will not receive your diploma until those are satisfied. 

Class of 2025:

Ms. Dunfee is offering $50 senior photo session packages to 2025 graduates, and/or families who maybe can't afford the full outrageous price most photographers charge. All proceeds will go towards the yearbook account, which can help low the overall cost. You can check out her website at: https://monroelucillephotography.mypixieset.com/

Have a great week Big Sky, seniors if you or your families have any questions about graduation, please don’t hesitate to reach out! 

Jennifer Courtney

Principal, jccourtney@mcpsmt.org