Three Forks School District

Happy Thanksgiving from the Three Forks FFA! We are thankful for every one of you!

about 12 hours ago, Tyler Noyes

Happy Thanksgiving from the Three Forks HS and MS Agriculture Department!

Enjoy these awesome projects!

2 days ago, Tyler Noyes

Middle School Parent Teacher Conferences
Date: December 2nd & 3rd
Time: 4 pm to 7 pm
Every teacher will be present in their classroom. Please stop by and meet your student's teacher to discuss their progress.

2 days ago, Lisa Malmquist

The high school was grateful to enjoy a performance of Richard III today and participated in some follow-up workshops in English classes. The actors from Montana Shakespeare in the Schools did a fantastic job bringing the play to life!

2 days ago, Sandra Cutler

A huge "THANK YOU" to Magris and their employees for the donation of winter clothes. Your generosity is so appreciated!

3 days ago, Lisa Malmquist

It's a big week next week at TFES. We will be hosting Parent Teacher Conferences throughout the week. If you have not scheduled you conference, please reach out to your child's classroom teacher.
Along with conferences will be the annual Book Fair. The Book Fair will be open throughout the week during classroom library blocks. it will also be open on Tuesday and Wednesday afterschool until 7:00 p.m.
Make sure you stop by and find that perfect book!

3 days ago, Steven Fanning

Rescheduled 🎳 Bowling trips for MS PE!! 🙌 8th Grade Monday Dec 8 in the morning 6/7th Grade Tuesday Dec 9 in the afternoon ***we will return on the 9th in time for the MS BB game that's scheduled

3 days ago, Tracy Welter

APOLOGIES! Due to circumstances beyond Mrs. Welters control😬. The MS bowling trips next week will be rescheduled. ☹️ Parents may come to the HS office to collect their money or she will hang on to it for the make up trip. When a make up date is chosen, new information will be sent out. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving break 🦃

3 days ago, Tracy Welter

A reminder to 6-12 Three Forks Families:

We are pleased to offer students in grades 6-12 the opportunity to participate in the Rural Behavioral Health Institute (RBHI) Screener. RBHI presented information about this screener at the November 11th School Board meeting. This is a short, confidential questionnaire that helps us understand how our students are doing and whether there are ways we can better support you.

Screening Week: Week of December 1st
Seniors/8th Grade: Monday, December 1st
Juniors/7th Grade: Tuesday, December 2nd
Sophomores/6th Grade: Wednesday, December 3rd
Freshmen: Thursday, December 4th

All students 6-12 will participate unless a parent/guardian completes and return the Opt-Out Form by November 28th. Opt- outs may be submitted to the office or emailed to either school counselor.

If a student's screening results indicate a high level of risk, school counselors will contact families to offer support and resources.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out:

HS Principal Greg Heys: gheys@threeforks.k12.mt.s

MS Principal Lisa Malmquist: lmalmquist@threeforks.k12.mt.us

HS Counselor Miranda Koenes: mkoenes@threeforks.k12.mt.us

MS Counselor April Waltee: awaltee@threeforks.k12.mt.us

Taking a few minutes for this screener is one small step, but it can open the door to the help, tools, and connection you deserve. Your mental health is just as important as your physical health, and we are here to support you.

3 days ago, Miranda Koenes

Registration is open for Little Wolves Basketball!

This is a great opportunity for students in 3rd through 6th grade to build skills, stay active, and have fun with friends.

Be sure to get your child signed up so they don’t miss out!

3 days ago, Ashley Senenfelder

Congratulations to our Football team for an outstanding and historic season!

A huge shout out to our Athletic Director, Terry Hauser and all the fellow volunteers for their hard work in hauling extra bleachers to Manhattan!

Go Wolves!

4 days ago, April Waltee

A fun night at the Three Forks FFA Fall Fest! Thank you to all who attended and to the FFA Fall Feat committee and Mrs. Heilig for putting this on! A huge thank you to Ms. Koenes and her dance partner for putting on some amazing lessons and making us all better dancers! Thank you to Mr. Lattimore for DJing, and to Mobile Mikes for providing burgers for sale! Thank you all for a fun night!

4 days ago, Tyler Noyes

To parents and families of our after school program students, all grades:

During the week of Parent/Teacher Conferences , there will be no after school program care December 2nd-4th (Tues, Wed, & Thurs). We will have regular care planned on Monday the 1st from 3:45-5pm. There will be no change to before school care.

4 days ago, Kadie Warner

Hat Day Tomorrow – Thursday, 11/20

Tomorrow we’re coming together as a school community to support one of our staff members who experienced the loss of a spouse this week. Students and staff are invited to participate in Hat Day as a way to show care and solidarity.

To join in, please bring your donation to the elementary, middle, or high school office. You’ll receive your stamp there, which allows you to wear your hat for the day.

Wolves hats are highly encouraged as we gear up for the big game this weekend.

5 days ago, April Waltee

Ready for the holidays. Santa’s Hat is underway. trees with gift tags can be found at the following locations. Manhattan Bank, Three Forks Branch, Opportunity Bank and First Security Bank in Three Forks. Each tag has information about a child from Three Forks who has been nominated for the Santa’s Hat Project.

6 days ago, Cathe Felz

Santa's Hat Tree located at a bank in Three Forks. pick a tag, maje the holidays brighter for a child from Three Forks. Sponsored by Three Forks FCCLA.

Santa's Hat Tree. Gift tags for children from the Three Forks area with holiday wishes.

Santa's Hat brings holiday cheer to local children. visit a bank in Three Forks, pick a tag, purchase gifts and return them with the tag to Three Forks Schools to spo sor a child for the holidays. thank you!

Thank you to Braaten Sho Pigs for an awesome clinic today and helping to prepare our livestock team for the Sweet Grass Showdown!

6 days ago, Tyler Noyes

Forty four of our middle school students participated in the first of several industry-led Zoom calls this week. Amelia Doll, a Technical Writer and Product Safety Communications Specialist with the Bobcat Company (headquartered in North Dakota), took the time to discuss the winding routes our jobs take us on. She emphasized the importance of being flexible, open-minded, adaptable and willing too try hard things. Her message also encouraged the students to pay attention to detail, appreciate constructive feedback and to work hard.

The series, led by Mrs. Felz, is part of a Career Connections Project is aimed at introducing middle school students to a variety of unique career pathways in jobs that looked very differently, or didn't even exist, several years ago. The focus of this project falls within the food industry while students work together to publish a cookbook with guidance from industry professionals. Mrs. Oehmcke's students will assist in the layout, design and development of the book while all students are exposed to the opportunities in the multitude of professions it takes to pull something like this together.

If you'd like to contribute to Mrs. Felz's Donors Choose project that supports this cross-curricular lesson, it's very appreciated! The link can be found here: https://www.donorschoose.org/project/kids-can-cook-cookbook-project/9677754/

6 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Our 7th Grade Tech students recently covered a unit in budgeting with Google Sheets. To wrap things up, the kids also learned how to correctly count back change. This lesson is covered in nearly every Middle and High School class Mrs. O teaches each year. The cash drawers with funny money were funded with grant dollars the Three Forks Education Foundation provided several years ago.

6 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Three Forks FFA had a great day partnering with Broadwater FFA to help put on their Outdoor Safety Day! In addition to helping with workshops, we stopped to have a livestock practice, visited a local farm to learn about Hay Montana, and helped clean up the workshops when we finished. We had a ton of fun!!!

7 days ago, Tyler Noyes