2nd Grade has been learning all about plants and animals and how they help each other in nature. To wrap up the unit, representatives from Fish, Wildlife & Parks visited the classroom to share about the animals that live in our region. 🦌🦅 They talked about bears and the different foods they eat throughout the year. Students even got a close-up look at animal pelts and examined bear scat to discover what bears have been munching on! 🐻
Due to the weather conditions expected this evening, we have made the difficult decision to postpone tonight’s Prom. The safety of our students, families, and staff is always our top priority, and out of an abundance of caution we believe this is the responsible choice.
We know how much our students have been looking forward to this special night, and we share in the disappointment of having to delay it. Please know that we are already working to identify a new date so that our students can still enjoy the celebration they deserve.
A rescheduled date will be announced as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding and support. Stay safe, everyone.
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Conrad's BPA organization had an exceptional week at the state convention in Billings!
Reece Taylor was recognized as the BPA Student of the Year.
Ms. Monica Tomayer was recognized as the BPA Advisor of the Year.
Annie Baliko was elected to the state officer position: Communications Director.
Kaely Baney was elected to the state officer position: Public Relations Director.
8 of our 15 state participants earned placement to attend the National Conference in Nashville, TN in May.
We are proud of all of BPA students and advisors. Way to represent Conrad!
Be on the look out in the paper for a more details on individual placement.
Reece Taylor was recognized as the BPA Student of the Year.
Ms. Monica Tomayer was recognized as the BPA Advisor of the Year.
Annie Baliko was elected to the state officer position: Communications Director.
Kaely Baney was elected to the state officer position: Public Relations Director.
8 of our 15 state participants earned placement to attend the National Conference in Nashville, TN in May.
We are proud of all of BPA students and advisors. Way to represent Conrad!
Be on the look out in the paper for a more details on individual placement.
The March School Board meeting date has been moved from Tuesday, March 10th, to Monday, March 9th.
A huge thank you to Bandow Farm Co. for their generous donation of 357 pounds of burger to our Conrad Public Schools Food Service Program! Through the Montana Beef and Pork in Schools Program, this incredible contribution will help provide beef for approximately 1,964 student meals. We are grateful for the support of local producers who help keep our students well-fed while also supporting Montana agriculture. Thank you, Bandow Farm Co., for investing in our students and our community! 🐄
Good Morning!
Just a quick reminder that there is no school on Monday, March 9th due to a staff PIR day. Also, don’t forget that Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend, so remember to set your clocks ahead one hour. ⏰
MARCH STUDENT OF THE MONTH:
Noah Walter is witty and fun to be around. At the same time he is a quiet leader whose presence makes a meaningful difference in the school community.
Noah excels academically and demonstrates unwavering dedication to his studies. He is not one to sit back; instead, he pushes himself to meet and exceed expectations. Noah consistently puts in the effort required to succeed and refuses to be outdone by his peers. His knowledge and work ethic match perfectly, setting a standard for himself and others on what a student at CHS should strive to be. His commitment to academic excellence is evident in both his performance and his mindset.
Noah observes others thoughtfully and encourages them to make better behavioral choices. Though he tends to keep to himself, Noah is always willing to pitch in and help without being asked. He is a deeply respectable young man who makes the school better simply by being part of it. His character and work ethic serve as an example to those around him.
Noah is reliable in his work, thoughtful in his actions, and humble in his words—the strong, silent type that the world needs more of.
He is a remarkable student, athlete, and human being. His ability to balance humor with humility, combined with his consistent dedication, makes him someone who will undoubtedly continue to provide his gifts to the world. Congratulations, Noah—your next chapter is sure to be filled with opportunity and adventure.
Congratulations to the Conrad Cowgirls on a season full of hard work, heart, and determination. While the district tournament didn’t end the way you hoped, your grit and teamwork never went unnoticed. You represented your school and community with pride every step of the way. Hold your heads high, Cowgirls.
Mark your calendars for Bingo for Books!
PGC Basketball Camp Opportunity!
Camp location: Playmaker August 8-10, Mount Royal Univ., Calgary, Alberta
https://pgcbasketball.com/register/?pid=43149
Group Discount Code: "KensGroup"
Camp location: Playmaker August 8-10, Mount Royal Univ., Calgary, Alberta
https://pgcbasketball.com/register/?pid=43149
Group Discount Code: "KensGroup"
Reminder to all parents and guardians that there will be no school on Friday, February 27th. We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend and we look forward to seeing students back in class on Monday!
Post Season Basketball Brackets
Parents and Guardians!
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Conrad Public Schools proudly represented our community at the State Science Olympiad competition held in Bozeman! 🧪🔬
Thirteen high school students and twelve middle school students competed, and both teams earned an overall 22nd place finish in the state — a great accomplishment at this highly competitive event.
Division C--High School
3rd Place Makenzie Kujava in Anatomy & Physiology
9th Place Dawson LaBarre & Karrington Carpenter in Codebusters
9th Place Jason Foltz & Liam Martin in Entomology
12th Place Reagan Aaberg & Kaely Baney in Code Craze
13th Place Paxten Mobley & Asher Petterson in Circuit Lab
17th Place Annie Baliko & Sophie Sanders in Experimental Design
17th Place Craig Graham & Steven Brooks in Rocks & Minerals
Division B
12th Place Joseph Baliko & Ryder Brown in Helicopter
12th Place Roslynn Martin & Colter Bales in Boomilever
13th Place Kaleb Carpenter & Jasper Sanders in Write It Do It
17th Place Rylie Aaberg & Emmersyn Dockter in Meteorology
17th Place Henry Beddow & Hunter Orcutt in Scrambler
22nd Place Brylee Giachino & Kelsie Arnold in Crime Busters
Thirteen high school students and twelve middle school students competed, and both teams earned an overall 22nd place finish in the state — a great accomplishment at this highly competitive event.
Division C--High School
3rd Place Makenzie Kujava in Anatomy & Physiology
9th Place Dawson LaBarre & Karrington Carpenter in Codebusters
9th Place Jason Foltz & Liam Martin in Entomology
12th Place Reagan Aaberg & Kaely Baney in Code Craze
13th Place Paxten Mobley & Asher Petterson in Circuit Lab
17th Place Annie Baliko & Sophie Sanders in Experimental Design
17th Place Craig Graham & Steven Brooks in Rocks & Minerals
Division B
12th Place Joseph Baliko & Ryder Brown in Helicopter
12th Place Roslynn Martin & Colter Bales in Boomilever
13th Place Kaleb Carpenter & Jasper Sanders in Write It Do It
17th Place Rylie Aaberg & Emmersyn Dockter in Meteorology
17th Place Henry Beddow & Hunter Orcutt in Scrambler
22nd Place Brylee Giachino & Kelsie Arnold in Crime Busters
For February Conrad High School is pleased to announce its Student of the Month; Clara Blonde. Clara is currently a senior at Conrad High School and is the daughter of Myra and Gary Blonde. Clara has been a delight to have in class and to work with in all of her various activities including, but not limited to, FFA. As a dedicated member of FFA, Clara has pursued excellence in every venue. VoAg teacher Mr McClayland had this to say about Clara, “ Clara has been nothing but an asset since she came to my program, she has brought this entire program to where we are today. She comes to school everyday with a hardworking and excellent demeanor that brings others up around her. ” As a member of the Class of 2026, Clara has impacted the school and community in a number of ways. Mrs. Pollard, “Clara is an exceptional student and critical thinker. She always tries her best, and has a positive attitude. She is someone her peers and teachers can look as a leader. She asks great questions, thoughtfully considers ideas - bonus - is incredibly fun to be around.” Math teacher Mr Anderson adds, “Clara has been a bright spot at CHS since coming here last year. I appreciate her desire to learn and her willingness to work. She seems to have a smile on her face every day.” Clara continues to impress her teachers and her peers with her dedication, hard work and friendly disposition. She earned the respect of the staff as a dependable and reliable person. Mr. Sekarek, “Clara is a new member of the Conrad crew, but she has wasted no time establishing herself as an invaluable member of the team. Her work ethic is unrivaled and her positive energy is contagious. She is not afraid to explore new territory, and her growth mindset will continue to lead her down a path of adventure and happiness. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to learn from her, and I have absolutely no doubt that she will positively impact a sea of people in her future.” As a mentor to her peers, she has shown nothing but kindness to everyone, including younger students, offering a helping hand whenever it is needed. Ms. Buswell, “ Clara is a delight. She's one of the most pleasant and personable students in a class full of standouts - her attitude and perseverance are unmatched. She's willing to help with whatever she's asked for, taking time out of her day to assist students and staff with whatever they need. Aside from her outstanding academics, she's unfailingly kind and a great role model for other students. Congratulations, Clara! Congratulations Clara on all of your accomplishments and we wish you the best of luck in all of your future endeavors.
Tournament Time!
District Basketball kicks off Wednesday in Cut Bank.
Cowgirls will play at 3 pm vs Fairfield on Wednesday.
Cowboys will play at 1:30 pm vs Chinook on Thursday.
Good Luck to our basketball teams this week!
District Basketball kicks off Wednesday in Cut Bank.
Cowgirls will play at 3 pm vs Fairfield on Wednesday.
Cowboys will play at 1:30 pm vs Chinook on Thursday.
Good Luck to our basketball teams this week!
State Wrestling Results
Individuals:
Tegan Jones 190# State Champion
Lucy Armstrong 155# State Champion
McKenna Jones 145# Third
Blaine VanDyke 138# Fourth
Ava Krings 125# Fifth
Conrad Cowgirls place 2nd as a team!
Congratulations to all Conrad wrestlers. Proud of the season you had.
A BIG shout out and Thanks to Jim Carroll, Heidi Stott and Pattie DeVries who worked hard to get our Science Olympiad team home safely yesterday from Bozeman.
We appreciate the dedication and care you take in ensuring a safe trip for Conrad students.
🏆🤼♂️ RECORD BREAKER ALERT! 🤼♂️🏆
Big congratulations to Blaine VanDyke for officially breaking Conrad Wrestling’s all-time wins record with an incredible 173 career wins heading into the State Tournament! 🔥
The previous record of 158 wins had been held by Caleb Lockyer since 2005.
Big congratulations to Blaine VanDyke for officially breaking Conrad Wrestling’s all-time wins record with an incredible 173 career wins heading into the State Tournament! 🔥
The previous record of 158 wins had been held by Caleb Lockyer since 2005.
