Welcome to Troy Public Schools.
Troy Plans to Honor Seniors With Outdoor Graduation Ceremony
Superintendent Jacob Francom, High School Principal Christina Schertel, and others have created a plan to hold a traditional graduation program for the Class of 2020.
Please click on the following link to read a related story from the Western News:
https://thewesternnews.com/news/2020/may/22/graduation-festivities-tweaked-in-troy-amid-12/
Troy & Libby Continue With Online Learning
Students in both Troy and Libby will complete their current school year using methods of distance learning.
For more details, please click on the following link:
https://thewesternnews.com/news/2020/may/01/troy-libby-plan-to-continue-with-remote-12/
Governor Bullock Announces Plan to Reopen Montana
A phased approach to reopening the State will allow churches, businesses, restaurants, and schools to open subject to certain conditions.
Please click on the following link for the complete story.
https://nbcmontana.com/news/coronavirus/bullock-announces-phased-approach-to-reopen-montana
Ms. Roesler-Begalke Receives Outstanding Teacher Award
The University of Montana Western awards Ms. Roesler-Begalke for her work as a transitional kindergarten teacher.
Please click on the following link for the complete story.
https://thewesternnews.com/news/2020/apr/21/local-educator-lauded-as-outstanding-teacher-12/
Governor Bullock Extends School Closure Until April 24
Montana’s schools and other public and private services remain closed until April 24. Click on the following link for more information.
Governor Bullock Extends School Closure
Here’s a link to a news story with details about Governor Bullock’s recent announcement:
https://www.ktvq.com/news/coronavirus/watch-live-gov-bullock-update-on-covid-19
Troy Schools Are Closed
To slow the spread of COVID-19 and protect vulnerable citizens, on March 15, Montana’s Governor Steve Bullock directed public schools to close for two weeks until March 27.
Click on the following weblink for more details:
https://www.kpax.com/news/local-news/governor-bullock-advises-public-schools-to-close-for-two-weeks
Call for School Election
Please click on the link above for information regarding our upcoming school election.
Montana Schools Report Cards
HELENA— The Montana Office of Public Instruction announced today that report cards for Montana schools, districts, and the state are now publicly available. The federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires state, district, and school-level data to be displayed on report cards in a concise, understandable, and accessible manner for families and communities.
The report cards can be viewed along with additional information on the OPI’s new report card webpage. Report cards showcase student achievement data, college and career readiness, school finances, and school climate data.
“Montana’s report cards reflect extensive input from families, communities, and educators across the state,” State Superintendent Elsie Arntzen said Monday. “This new educational tool will allow further family and community engagement with schools to create better outcomes for students.”
Our Mission
Empowering students to develop good character,
achieve academic excellence,
and succeed as lifelong learners.
Our Beliefs
- The commitment to continuous improvement is imperative to empower students to be confident, self-directed members of society.
- A safe, supportive environment based on positive relationships and mutual respect promotes student learning and self-esteem.
- Each student should be provided with a variety of instructional approaches that reflect an individual’s unique physical, social, emotional, and intellectual needs.
- The community, parents, school staff, and students share the responsibility for advancing the district’s mission.
- Student learning is the chief priority for the district based on high expectations for all.