PALEONTOLOGISTS EMERGE IN 3RD GRADE -- Mrs. Minster’s 3rd grade class of paleontologists recently did some digging for fossils!
The Stevensville School District Board of Trustees would like to invite the community to a listening session in the Multi Purpose Room (Building D). This listening session will take place from 2:30-3:30pm on Wednesday, March 19.
We hope to see you there!
I LOVE TO READ WEEK! -- In Mrs. Walthall's class, former students read some of their favorite books. Also, Stevensville School Board member, Fran Schmitz, read to the kindergarten! Thank you readers!!!
COME REVIEW 3 CURRICULUM OPTIONS FOR ELEMENTARY ENGLIGH/LANGUAGE ARTS-- Please come review and provide your input to three companies (Collaborative Classroom, Amplify: CKLA, and McGraw Hill Wonders) curriculum we are currently reviewing. There is a rubric you can use to provide feedback. Check in the elementary office, and we will get down to the elementary staff lounge to view. Please leave your rubric or feedback with Jon Konen or Sierra Bauer. Thanks for your support!
The Stevensville School District is excited to announce four superintendent finalists! Interviews are scheduled for February 26th. We encourage you to attend the community meet and greet in the MPR starting at 3:30PM. Interviews begin at 4:30PM.
We need drivers! Are you interested?
3RD GRADE ENGINEERS -- The 3rd graders engineered some buildings that could withstand high winds! They loved this hands on science lesson!
Good morning,
Several of our buses are delayed this morning. Delayed routes include 4,5,8,&9. We plan to run these routes but they will be late.
Stevensville Community,
School is in session today Thursday, February 6th. School starts at our normal time, but we are running our snow routes plan for transportation. Routes 2, 3, and 5 will run their normal routes. All other routes will be served by our snow routes locations including: 3 Mile Community Center, Super 1 Foods, 356 Willoughby Lane Fire Station, and Heritage Market. We are not using the 3 Mile Fire Station. We are looking forward to seeing students back today. Please be safe.
Stevensville Schools are closed February 4th. All school activities are cancelled.
February 4th, 2025
School start is delayed 2 hours today.
Special Board Meeting
Tuesday January 21, 2025
7pm
Dear Stevensville Community,
The Stevensville School District and the State of Montana are excited to announce an incredible opportunity for our community to support Innovative Educational Programs in the Stevensville School District. Starting January 15, 2025, at 10:00 AM, the Montana Department of Revenue’s Education Donation Portal will open for pre-approval of the Innovative Educational Program Credit. This program, established under Montana House Bill 279, offers a dollar-for-dollar tax credit for donations up to $200,000. Donations directly support advanced academic programs for our students.
To participate, please complete the Innovative Educational Programs Donation Form below and deliver it, along with your donation, to the Stevensville School District Office. Donations will be entered into the portal on a first-come, first-served basis starting January 15, 2025, ensuring eligible donors secure their tax credit. Act quickly, as the statewide aggregate cap for these credits is $5 million.
For questions, please contact the Stevensville District Office at thennisd@stevensville.k12.mt.us or 406-777-5481. Together, we can make a significant impact on the educational opportunities available to our students.
Thank you for your continued support of Stevensville Schools!
Dave Thennis
Superintendent
Stevensville School District
Dear Stevensville School Community,
I want to inform you that we are experiencing an internet outage that is affecting our phone system. Our technicians are currently on campus and working to resolve the issue. Please use email to communicate with the main offices.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.
Dave Thennis
Superintendent
Stevensville Community,
Due to unsafe transportation conditions, we made the difficult decision to cancel school today. All school activities are cancelled for November 19th.
Thanks for your understanding,
Dave Thennis - Superintendent
Stevensville School Community,
Thank you for taking the time to complete the Stevensville Community Survey. As we work towards improvement, it’s essential to understand your thoughts, perceptions, and experiences with our district. Please take a few minutes to fill out this brief survey by clicking the link below. Our School Improvement Team will review the results and develop strategies to enhance our relationship within the school community. The survey will be available until November 15th.
Survey Link
Respectfully,
Dave Thennis - Superintendent
Congratulations to Coding for Kids!
We are thrilled to announce that Coding for Kids, in partnership with the Stevensville Public Schools, was recently selected as a recipient of the Washington Companies' Pay It Forward Charitable Giving Program. Thanks to the Washington Foundation for supporting causes they are passionate about. This partnership will continue to enhance learning opportunities for our students, opening doors to the world of technology and coding.
Stevensville Community,
Please join us for the homecoming parade on Main Street starting at 2:45PM today. What a fun week!
Join the Stevensville School District Team!
The Stevensville School District is currently seeking dedicated individuals to join our team. We have various positions available, including paraprofessionals, custodians, substitute teachers, and kitchen staff. If you are committed to providing high-quality education and making a positive impact, we encourage you to apply. To learn more, please visit our website at https://www.stevensville.k12.mt.us/page/employment or stop by the Stevensville District Office.
Stevensville Community,
Last night, law enforcement responded to students making nonviable threats to the Stevensville schools. The students are currently in the custody of law enforcement. The safety of our students, staff, and community is of utmost importance, and we will proceed with diligence. The investigation is ongoing, and the district will take the necessary measures to understand the threats and act to maintain the safety of all students and adults.