Three Forks School District

Little Wolves Saturday February 14th!

Reminders:

Please enter through the Cafeteria doors (East Neal entrance). Do not prop doors open.

All students must be supervised by an adult. We ask that children avoid running around during games.

Little Wolves is a volunteer-based coaching and officiating program focused on skill development and sportsmanship.

8 days ago, Ashley Senenfelder

Post #2 for Middle School Woods! We've got some awesome clocks, dice, and candy dispensers!

8 days ago, Tyler Noyes

Middle School Woods is flying through projects! We are gonna need two posts to show all they have accomplished! Here is post #1! Showing off some amazing dice and candy dispensers!

8 days ago, Tyler Noyes

Many of our middle school students had the opportunity for another series in the Career Connections Project recently. Jenna Baker, as Wenior Marketing Executive with ADM Rodelle Vanilla, discussed the processes needed to pollinate, harvest, dry, transport and prepare vanilla beans to hit our supermarket shelves. Learning about where our foods come from has been an intgral part of this project, and we are grateful for folks like Jenna to participate. Thank you to Mrs. Felz for coordinating this digital meeting our students were able to learn from.

8 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Career Connections Project; ADM Rodelle Vanilla

Two of our Three Forks High School Big Sky Biz Sim teams won their industry in the Montana Council for Economic Education's (MCEE) semiannual challenge. Congratulations to Harper, Harper and Shayla (not pictured) as well as Fallon, Amaya (not pictured) and Geovana (not pictured) for their efforts and work toward success. Thanks, too, to MCEE and First Interstate Bank for their support and funding.

Big Sky Biz Sim is an in-class business simulation where students make all of the operating decisions for their business to produce, sell and distribute widgets. The decision inputs are then matched against other teams competing across Montana for the highest stock market price at the end of eight quarters, (weeks in the simulation).

With a generous partnership with First Interstate Bank, the software and game has been in schools in Montana since 2000 with over 32,800 students participating, formerly known as the High School Business Challenge. MCEE believes strongly in education through experiential learning. Students who participate learn teamwork, communication, flexibility, problem solving, critical thinking and grit... all skills that will serve students and their future employers. When students experience the ups and downs of their profitability based on their decisions, they not only are taught the fundamentals of managing a business, but when set in a competition, it lights the spark of entrepreneurship.

9 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Three Forks FFA is getting the roses ready for tomorrow! A big thank you to Rylee Smith for being the student coordinator behind this fundraiser and doing an awesome job! The whole chapter is pitching in to help spread love in this amazing community.

Happy Valentine's Day!

9 days ago, Tyler Noyes

Kitchen equivalents are a bit puzzling. Sixth grade is solving the mystery ofbkitchen equivalents today in explore foods.

9 days ago, Cathe Felz

Mr. Gongo's psychology students tested 7th graders on sensory memory today. They will compare their results to 4th graders and 11th graders.

9 days ago, Sandra Cutler

There will be no sub-varsity games tomorrow night (Thursday) for girls or boys basketball vs. Lone Peak.

The schedule is as follows:
Girls Varsity – 5:30 PM
Boys Varsity – 7:00 PM

9 days ago, Terry Hauser

Three Forks FFA took off for Columbus yesterday to attend the Columbus Farm Business Management Seminar. The students spent the day engaging with presenters who covered topics related to investments, debt/credit, real estate, insurance, and basic economics. This seminar covered several practical topics that will help our students as they transition into managing their own money and lives.

The team took 4th place in the competition that followed the seminar! Members who attended included:

Karly H., Payten V., Kortney M., Prestin D., Rowdy D., Jamie V., Hunter H., Cooper F., and Keeley L. Great job, Three Forks FFA!

9 days ago, Tyler Noyes

Just before the semester turned, Johnny and Axle won the 7th Grade Robot Races in Mrs. O's class. These two boys were successful in coding the fastest manuevered path through an obstacle course, winning themselves a beverage of choice. But, they had competition hot on their tails. Way to go, gentlemen!

10 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Food Science is studying crystalization. today we made our own marshmellows

10 days ago, Cathe Felz

With permission to share information (as this is NOT a school-organized activity), Three Forks Baseball invites ballplayers to register for BASEBALL! Players from ages 5 to 16 and from Tball on up to Seniors are invited to participate.

REGISTRATION for Three Forks Baseball is open for the 2026 Season until February 22.
https://registration.teamsnap.com/form/48069

Additional details about the season can be found below or by contacting ThreeForksBaseballBoard@gmail.com.

LOOKING FOR UMPIRES
Interested in earning a little extra cash? Individuals age 13 and older are encouraged to reach out about potential umpire positions.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
DIVISION DETAILS
TBALL, $70 per player
TBall games begin at 6:00pm and are played primarily on Mondays and Wednesdays, with an occasional Friday or Saturday, starting late April. Games will run through the month of May. Practices will vary by team but likely begin early April.
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ROOKIES, $70 per player
Rookies games begin at 6:00pm and are played primarily on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with an occasional Friday or Saturday, starting late April. Games will run through the month of May. Practices will vary by team but likely begin early April.
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MINORS, $80 per player
Minors games begin at 6:00pm and are played primarily on Mondays and Wednesdays, with an occasional Friday or Saturday, starting mid April. Practices will vary by team but likely begin late March. An end-of-season tournament will be held at the end of May.
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MAJORS, $80 per player
Majors games begin at 6:00pm and are played primarily on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with an occasional Friday or Saturday, starting mid April. Practices will vary by team but likely begin late March. An end-of-season tournament will be held at the end of May.
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SENIORS, $120 per player
Families of Senior players should reach out ThreeForksBaseballBoard@gmail.com for further questions, as their season operates slightly differently.
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Schedules, important dates, league rules, field locations and contact information can be found at gallatinvalleybaseball.org. Those willing to coach will also find the link for performing background checks/certifications (valid for two years).
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Three Forks Baseball is a member of the Gallatin Valley West Baseball League, a division of Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth Baseball. We use regulation, competitive baseball rules, teach fundamental skills, mental and physical development, a respect for the rules of the game and the basic ideals of sportsmanship and fair play. Please be a positive role model for your player by being respectful of all players, teams, coaches and umpire staff.
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We are excited for the upcoming season. Three Forks Baseball is a parent and volunteer organization; all families are expected to donate time to make the season run smoothly. Non-volunteer fees apply. Please reach out to Three Forks Baseball at ThreeForksBaseballBoard@gmail.com to learn more about ways to help.

CONTACT THREE FORKS BASEBALL
Please reach out with any questions.
We look forward to seeing you at the ball field.
ThreeForksBaseballBoard@gmail.com

10 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Little Wolves Halftime Games during Varsity !

Thursday February 12th

Little wolves player can enter basketball games for free when they wear their jersey. Students-players should watch the game and avoid running around. PLEASE remember that little wolves is a volunteer coach/officiating organization focused on skills development. Respectful behavior by all spectators is expected.

10 days ago, Ashley Senenfelder

Any students 2nd-6th grade can come to the auditorium next Tuesday and Wednesday from 4-5pm to audition for the Elementary play!! Play practice will be M-Th from 4-5:30 with the play mid March!

10 days ago, Bronwyn Evans

Three Forks Schools is offering Adult Education classes, and registration is open now!

Whether you’re looking to build new skills, or just learn for the joy of it, there’s a class for you. Flexible options, supportive instructors, and a welcoming environment make it easy to get started.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnrXd932pn4m1EraaaIVHFLeKTggc4xkyBtDv7XBeUIl3ldQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

10 days ago, BJ McCauley

During the season's last home wrestling meet, Coach Ryan Henry presented Nye Howey and Ace Meskimen with plaques for the many years of service in the revival of the Three Forks Wrestling program. While not coaching this year, Nye and Ace tirelessly worked alongside fellow coaches, athletes, administration, community and more to build a succesful team full of great kids. Thank you, gentlemen, for your dedication to Three Forks Schools.

10 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke

Mr. Provenza's Iron Pack Powerlifting Team is still selling raffle tickets for the fire pit crafted by Mr. Schilf's students. Reach out to one of the student-athletes or contact Mr. Provenza or Mr .Schilf for more details. Have questions about the team? Email sprovenza@threeforks.k12.mt.us for more info.

10 days ago, Jessica Oehmcke