Prom is April 6, 2024!
This year's planning committee has been preparing for the Vegas-themed event, to be held in the Three Forks Historic Gymnasium from 9:00-midnight.
We invite the public to attend the Grand March, held at 8:00pm in the Main Gymnasium.
Photography will be offered by Katie Sophia Photography while refreshments will be prepared by the Food Service of Three Forks Schools.
Early bird ticket pricing is available and students bringing guests will need to complete a pre-approval form prior to the evening's festivities.
Those needing more information or who have questions are encouraged to reach out to ischilf@threeforks.k12.mt.us or alattimore@threeforks.k12.mt.us.
As a reminder, the Bus Loop is NOT a loading/unloading zone. With the influx of traffic, this area has become increasingly congested and unsafe for students. It also adds levels of difficulty on the bus drivers as they try to maneuver efficiently. Please utilize the Northeast Loop (near the elementary entrance).
For our 3rd teacher profile this week, we bring you Sandra Cutler, long time English teacher for middle and high school grades.
HAT DAY was a huge success! Students wore fun head-gear and even brought fun head-gear to share with friends. Some of the best hats were the invisible kind--students not wearing hats were still sporting the stamp! Overall we raised over $650 to help the senior center buy a new double oven and other supplies! Great job Three Forks Schools!
Over the next several weeks, we'd like to share teacher profiles with our audience, so that you can better get to know the dedicated and caring team of individuals who make up Three Forks Schools. Our first profile is a teacher who not only works at Three Forks but is an alumni as well: Jessica Oehmcke!
Making boba in Food Science.
On Tuesday, March 26th, Inter-State Studio will be at the school to take graduation photos of the 8th and 12th grades. Remind your 8th graders to dress nicely; seniors, bring your caps and gowns. If you want to order pictures online, the Order Code is 84821X, or you can pick up an order form in the office.
Tomorrow (THURSDAY) is HAT DAY to support the TF Senior Center's effort to purchase a new double oven since the one they have burned up. All students K-12 and all staff are encouraged to participate! Let's raise that $1000 to get them what they need!
In our second teacher profile, we meet Lindsey Harkins, who has the opportunity to work with all of our students K-12 in her role as speech therapist!
As the Montana FFA State Convention fast approaches, we would like to give a huge shout out to our very own State FFA Officer candidate, Calla Donnelly! Calla Donnelly has the pleasure of being the first female Three Forks FFA State Officer candidate in Three Forks FFA history.
What is a Montana State FFA Officer? The Montana FFA Association is represented by eight state officers who are selected from various FFA chapters across the state. During their year of service, Montana FFA State Officers travel across the state to interact with members and promote premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. They can also be found meeting with stakeholders and agriculture education teachers.
Calla Donnelly is one of the 33 outstanding 2024-25 MT FFA State Officer Candidates! Calla is getting ready to take on the rigorous interview process in just a few weeks! Be sure to wish Calla the best of luck! Go Calla!
You can see the Facebook post about Calla on the Montana FFA Facebook page.
Mrs. Moore's 6th Grade Language class eagerly read the books they chose for our "Judge a Book By Its Cover" unit. Ater predicting their book's plot in a paragraph, students will read the book to determine the accuracy of their predictions and create a digital project.
Thank you TF Masonic Lodge for your generous donation to the school library and Middle School Book Club for the purchase of three new Nook e-readers! We appreciate your loyal and continuing support!
Senior & 8th grade parents, Tuesday March 26th will be picture day for graduation and 8th grade promotion. You can find the info on the attached photo.
7th Grade English Students are reading Chasing Lincoln's Killer. Today they used Google Maps to trace JW Booth's escape route from Ford's Theatre to Virginia.
Attention Cheerleaders & Parents, Three Forks High School Cheerleaders will be celebrated at their banquet on Tuesday March 26th at 7 o'clock in the school cafeteria. We are thrilled to focus on all our wonderful cheerleaders that we had throughout the year!
March 19, 2024 School Board Meeting.... follow link for live stream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snWw-avyi1A
Parents of 8th-graders! A letter went home with your student today regarding the 8th-grade trip and fundraising. If you don't get a hard copy of the information, here it is! There are also copies in the middle school office. If you have questions, please email me! --Mrs. Donnelly hdonnelly@threeforks.k12.mt.us
Letter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BjB6A6MQr539NUuTetjbhnbGPG9fdxsldwVscMzLmz4/edit?usp=sharing
On March 26th & 27th, the Gallatin County sheriffs department will be presenting to the 7th & 8th graders on social media, how to use it safely, online bullying and the consequences of it, and how to keep a clean digital footprint. Please reach out to Principal Jake Lynch with any questions.
The girls & boys basketball banquet is scheduled for April 3rd at 6:30 pm.
When the sun is out, the kittens come out! Students in the vet science class learned how to properly restrain and take vitals on cats during a routine exam. Students learned how to check out patients for heat beat rate, respiration rate, and a gum check. Our patients were well behaved and found to be very healthy.
We also had a middle school student finish her advanced wood project, and our FFA State Floriculture Team worked on their team activity and flower arrangement making skills.
