Arlee Joint School District

Don't forget, Thursday, December 9th will be our first Golden Opportunity Day (GO Day) This is ONLY taking place for High School students. Please see the following image for further details.

The Arlee School District continues to work together with our CSKT Tribal Health Department as we navigate through this pandemic. The school will be hosting the health department for a vaccination clinic on Friday, December 10th on the high school stage from 1:30 to 4:30 pm. Tribal Health is offering: Pfizer vaccinations for 5-18 years with a parent. Pfizer Boosters for 18 years and over Moderna Boosters for 18 years and over.

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Arlee Schools would like to notify our parents and community that next Tuesday, November 23rd there will be a change in the calendar with it now being an early release. The students will be released at 1:00 pm. The busses will run at that time. Also a reminder that we do not have school on Wednesday. We hope you all enjoy the Thanksgiving break.

Junior High Boys Basketball today at 4:00, 5:00, & 6:00pm vs Mission. 6th grade first, followed by 7th and then 8th. See you there.

They say an apple never falls far from the tree, and we have Johnny and his good pals to thank for that. Come join us for a tale of Johnny Appleseed and get a tasty reminder that kindness is at the core of every friendship! When: November 20th @ 7:00 pm Where: HS gym @ Arlee Schools Cost: $5.00 for Adults, $3.00 for Students, $15.00 for a family (Tickets will be available at the door) Everyone Welcome!

Parent teacher Conferences will be November 8th through the 18th. Those dates are district wide. We established this two week window to keep student's, families, and staff as safe as possible. What do you need to do as a parent/guardian? Please invest in your child's future and reach out to their teachers and schedule a time to discuss how they are doing. Junior High Parents- We are piloting a program to sign up for Parent Teacher Conferences. The Junior High Staff is coming in on Friday, November 12th from 8am until noon to meet with parents. Please sign up to schedule your time to meet with them through the following link: https://signup.com/go/JWZyVbP Please be at least 5 mins early for your scheduled meeting to ensure you do not lose your conference time. Thanks. Remember, if you can not make it on Friday the 12th, staff will be available to conference with at various times from November 8th through the 18th.

We received this from our Tribal Education Department at CSKT. Please help them in their ongoing efforts to support our students. Here is the link for the JOM Parent Survey. Please forward on to IEC members and anyone else you think that has JOM students in your schools. If you have not yet filled it out, please do so. This is only available until October 29th. At that time, we will get all of your parent surveys to each IEC for establishing top priorities for funding. Thank you! http://cskteducation.org/en-us/?option=com_rsform&view=rsform&formId=15

A reminder that the Arlee Scarlets will be playing at Deer Lodge tomorrow night at 6pm for a spot in the district VB tournament. We would love to see lots of red in the stands.

Arlee High School is offering a FAFSA Night in the library on November 2nd, at 6 P.M. There will be representatives from both SKC and The University of Montana to help in the process. Dinner will be provided. Our goal will be completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid online, working on any college applications, and answering all questions as your students look towards post secondary education. Please come join us as our students maneuver the college entry process. If there are any questions or concerns please reach out to Damon Cordier the HS/JH Counselor. (406)726-3216 Ext. 2302 Thanks

The Arlee HS football game scheduled for Friday night at Superior has been cancelled. A JV game will be played on Thursday night at 6:00 pm in Superior.

Monday night's volleyball game will be a Pink Out for cancer awareness versus Loyola. Games at 5:30 and 7:00pm. Come support the Scarlets.

We would like to share information from Tribal Health regarding vaccination availability here in Arlee. Tribal Health is doing COVID vaccination clinics at the Community Center in Arlee on Mondays from 2-6 PM and on Thursdays from 11-3 PM. These are open to anyone for doses 1, 2, or 3. People can register at: www.mtreadyclinic.org click on find clinic enter zip code 59821 select date of clinic they want to attend complete registration

The volleyball game versus Hot Springs tonight, Tuesday October 5th has been cancelled by Hot Springs. The volleyball game on Saturday at Bigfork has been rescheduled to October 23rd here in Arlee in order to accommodate a request from Bigfork High School.

Arlee Schools strives to communicate with our parents and community at all times. The district was put into a shelter in place while dealing with a student concern. At no time were there any weapons involved on campus.

Arlee UPTOP gear available through the weekend for purchasing! Please see the link below! https://arleeuptop.itemorder.com/sale

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 28, 2021 Superintendent Arntzen Announces 2022 Montana Teacher of the Year ARLEE—State Superintendent Elsie Arntzen joined Arlee School District students, teachers, and administrators this morning to announce that Bill Stockton has been selected as the 2022 Montana Teacher of the Year. Mr. Stockton is a high school science teacher in Arlee. He will go on to represent Montana in the National Teacher of the Year competition. “I am proud to announce Arlee high school science teacher Bill Stockton is the 2022 Montana Teacher of the Year,” Superintendent Elsie Arntzen said Tuesday. “Bill exemplifies the kind of teacher all educators aspire to be. He has not only ignited a passion for science in his students, but he has also extended that same enthusiasm to all of the student teachers he has mentored. It’s easy to see why Bill was unanimously selected to represent Montana; I wish him all the best at the National Teacher of the Year competition.” Mr. Stockton rose to the top of the field after a rigorous and competitive selection process. The selection committee met last week to conduct virtual interviews of the four finalists: Bill Stockton of Arlee; Steffani Grogan of Forsyth; Christina Pavlovich of Livingston; and Brianna Saltenberger of Anaconda. The selection committee was made up of representatives from the Office of Public Instruction, the Governor’s Office, the Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs, Education Advocates, the Montana business community, the Montana Legislature, and the current Montana Teacher of the Year. “I’m very honored to be recognized as the 2022 teacher of the year. There have been many great teachers that have impacted my life and I owe this award to them,” Bill Stockton said Tuesday. “I have known Mr. Stockton for seven years now in various roles. Bill is so deserving of this recognition, as he stands as an example to staff and students in the role of an effective teacher. Mr. Stockton is always striving to increase his own learning so that he may change his teaching methods in order to meet the needs of the students in his classroom. He is also supportive of the students in their endeavors outside of the classroom, which allows him to have sincere and vital relationships which increases the learning that takes place in his classroom. The students in Mr. Stockton’s classes know that he has high expectations, holds them to high standards, and cares for each of them as individuals. We at Arlee Schools are so proud and grateful that Mr. Stockton chooses to practice his talents here in our district,” Arlee School District Superintendent Mike Perry said.

As a reminder for tonight's VB game in Superior, masks are required for all visitors to the school.

Superior has canceled the JH volleyball tournament for tomorrow, Saturday September 18th.

In an effort to try to identify as many of our positive cases within the community, Tribal Health will be offering SYMPTOMATIC and close contact testing in the Arlee Community Center parking lot from 9 AM to 2 PM on the remaining September Thursdays 9/16, 9/23 and 9/30.