We're excited to kick-off our Book Blast and help fill students' home libraries with great books. 100% of all contributions go toward new books and classroom supplies. Please watch this brief video to learn more: https://www.bb.booksarefun.com/testimonials
Attention, Agents! Our Book Blast
event starts tomorrow.! We will set
off on a mission to build our
students home libraries. Follow the
steps on the Treasure Map coming
home next week to embark on this
operation to earn exciting prizes.
Use this link for the Treasure Map
The Jazz Band took runner-up in the Div. III large ensemble category at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. Sam, Leland, and Seba received outstanding musician awards.
These are just a few pics I got at UM Journalism Day where our Chronicle Staff representatives received the Pacesetter Award (best overall paper in its class) and then the gang posing in front of Main Hall with their awards and Jackson posing with his four 1st place awards.
That time of year!!! Warmth and sunshine...that means kids are more hungry and thirsty. Please make sure they have a water bottle and you have provided extra snacks. Keep them fed and hydrated:)!!
Florence-Carlton showed up to perform!! 18 Superior solos or ensembles, 4 Excellents. Great job Falcon Music!! I am super proud of you all!!
Election for two of the Florence-Carlton School Board positions -Mail in by May 5th
Click here for Bios.
Key Club Sponsored Country Dance WITH Lessons
April 24, MPR
Lessons 6-7 PM
Dance 7-9 PM
April 24, MPR
Lessons 6-7 PM
Dance 7-9 PM
Concert Band received a Superior on prepared pieces and a PERFECT SCORE on sight reading! Let's go Falcon Band!!
Kudos to the Falcon Choir for their performance at the District Music Festival!!
The Concert Band had an amazing performance at the District Music Festival! Scores to follow.
Florence-Carlton Students of The Month
9th Grade - Rawley Jacobson
Rawley is the kind of student who helps make our campus a better place just by being on it. He is reported as one who consistently “caught” being considerate to others, showing a genuine heart for service that never wavers. Whether he is putting extra effort into his studies or going out of his way to selflessly help a peer in need, Rawley defines what it means to be a leader. He is reliable, hardworking, curious, and just someone who is overall a nice human our campus can depend on.
10th Grade - Brinley Skaggs
Brinley is a model of consistency, discipline, and quiet excellence on our campus. Known for being incredibly polite and kind to others, teachers report that Brinley is an “extremely solid student who flies under the radar about her school and personal accomplishments.” Well Brinely, other Falcon’s have noticed and we appreciate you for being a solid person whom we encourage every Falcon to get to know.
11th Grade - Liz Camp
Liz is someone our community considers to be a “true Falcon Rockstar” whose impact can be felt across many facets of our campus. As Key Club President and Junior Class President, she balances an immense amount of responsibility with grace and a welcoming smile. Whether she is helping plan major school events, hand-painting signs, or prioritizing her rigorous academic load, Liz is the definition of dependable and a brilliant example of what it looks like to lead with both heart and hard work.
12th Grade - Allen Edwards
Allen is an exceptional senior who defines what it means to be a dedicated student. Day in and day out, through hard times and good, he shows up! Allen demonstrates accountability, ensuring he is focused and never a distraction to those around him. Beyond the classroom, he has shown incredible growth as a musician and is making strides to secure a career that will help set him up for success after high school. We are so grateful to have you in our school!
9th Grade - Rawley Jacobson
Rawley is the kind of student who helps make our campus a better place just by being on it. He is reported as one who consistently “caught” being considerate to others, showing a genuine heart for service that never wavers. Whether he is putting extra effort into his studies or going out of his way to selflessly help a peer in need, Rawley defines what it means to be a leader. He is reliable, hardworking, curious, and just someone who is overall a nice human our campus can depend on.
10th Grade - Brinley Skaggs
Brinley is a model of consistency, discipline, and quiet excellence on our campus. Known for being incredibly polite and kind to others, teachers report that Brinley is an “extremely solid student who flies under the radar about her school and personal accomplishments.” Well Brinely, other Falcon’s have noticed and we appreciate you for being a solid person whom we encourage every Falcon to get to know.
11th Grade - Liz Camp
Liz is someone our community considers to be a “true Falcon Rockstar” whose impact can be felt across many facets of our campus. As Key Club President and Junior Class President, she balances an immense amount of responsibility with grace and a welcoming smile. Whether she is helping plan major school events, hand-painting signs, or prioritizing her rigorous academic load, Liz is the definition of dependable and a brilliant example of what it looks like to lead with both heart and hard work.
12th Grade - Allen Edwards
Allen is an exceptional senior who defines what it means to be a dedicated student. Day in and day out, through hard times and good, he shows up! Allen demonstrates accountability, ensuring he is focused and never a distraction to those around him. Beyond the classroom, he has shown incredible growth as a musician and is making strides to secure a career that will help set him up for success after high school. We are so grateful to have you in our school!
Huge shout out to Jason Harper and Harpers Les Schwab Tire Center for their $500 donation to MuBoo for the upcoming Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival!!
School Board meeting - April th - Board Room in the K-2 Building- 5pm
Agenda+Items
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
Tuesday, May 5th.
We have (2) Trustee seats for School Board positions open for Election
Bobby Ketelhut-Current
Lacy Janes-Current
Virginia Mahn
Prom 2026
April 11
Heritage Hall
Fort Missoula
7:30-10:30 pm
Grand March @ 7:30 pm
April 11
Heritage Hall
Fort Missoula
7:30-10:30 pm
Grand March @ 7:30 pm
Prom 2026
April 11
Heritage Hall
Fort Missoula
7:30-10:30 pm
Grand March @ 7:30 pm
April 11
Heritage Hall
Fort Missoula
7:30-10:30 pm
Grand March @ 7:30 pm
We have guests in the HS Foyer for the next hour or so from Senator Daines and Sheehy, Rep Zinke, The Naval Academy, and the Air Force.
Hailey Sutton became the Schools first All American wrestler at NAIA College National Finals!
Fire prevention regional winners!
Luken Kestrel 1st place
Madee Hoover 2nd place
Luken Kestrel 1st place
Madee Hoover 2nd place
Counselor Kari Neal and SRO Cassie Kopsa, along with educators from Western Montana, recently had the unique opportunity to fly in a Chinook helicopter to Dillon, MT.
While there, they visited the Montana Youth Challenge Academy—an alternative high school program making a real impact on students’ lives. Kari Neal and Cassie Kopsa met directly with cadets, gaining firsthand insight into their experiences and the transformative nature of the program.
This incredible event was hosted by the Army National Guard.
To learn more about the Montana Youth Challenge Academy, visit: https://www.mycacademy.org/
While there, they visited the Montana Youth Challenge Academy—an alternative high school program making a real impact on students’ lives. Kari Neal and Cassie Kopsa met directly with cadets, gaining firsthand insight into their experiences and the transformative nature of the program.
This incredible event was hosted by the Army National Guard.
To learn more about the Montana Youth Challenge Academy, visit: https://www.mycacademy.org/
