ALL kids eat free this summer, at Lolo School. 18 and younger. Monday-Friday, 11am-1pm. Closed July 3 & 4. Grab-and-go. No registration, no application, no questions. (This program is fully funded by USDA, MTFBN, & NKH with $0 net cost to Lolo School and local taxes.)
Sixth grade karaoke for the last day of school. Have a great summer!
6th grade solar systems!
Sixth grade teachers and Principal, Mrs. Schneiter, rewarded students for all of their hard work on MAP testing. Students got to throw water balloons at their teachers!
5th graders did an incredible job on their wax museum presentations today! We are so proud of all their hard work!
Lolo alums visit in their high school caps and gowns for the annual grad walk. Congratulations to all on your on high school graduation!
Middle School Spring Concerts TUESDAY 5/27. Begins at 1:30 pm.
Performance Order:
5th grade General Music (all 5th graders) - 3 Songs
6th grade General Music (all 6th graders) - 3 Songs
5th grade Band - 2 songs
6th grade Band - 2 songs
7/8th grade Band - 2 songs
Middle School Extracurricular Choir - 4 songs
Field Day is a great success! Thanks to Mr. Jacobson for orchestrating the event, and to all the student helpers making it happen. More fun this afternoon.
The Best Day Ever!
6th grade math challenge #buildingthinkingclassrooms
Montana Poet Laureate Chris La Tray from the Little Shell and Chippewa tribes speaks to Lolo Middle Schoolers.
Middle School Spring Concert May 27th, 1:30 PM. See the attached flyer for more details!
Congratulations to our 2025 Read Across America bingo winners! Thank you to our amazing PTSA for the prizes!
Our 1st, 3rd, and 4th grade students enjoyed The Gathering at Tmsmli at Travelers Rest today! What an amazing event filled with educational stations and experiences.
6th grade mathematicians constructing coordinate planes
Middle School students showcased some of their many talents this afternoon in the 5th Annual Showcase.
Lolo School asks for the community's consideration of a general fund levy on the upcoming spring ballot. The purpose of this levy is to enhance academic opportunities by expanding extension and intervention programs, recruiting and retaining excellent staff, and supporting positive student behavior. The State of Montana approved a 3% inflationary adjustment to its share of school funding, but only appropriated 2.4%. This levy is intended to fill that gap. Lolo School is committed to fiscal responsibility. Over the past eight years, the district has reduced nine staff positions, despite steady student enrollment. This levy is not for building projects, it is to provide support for students and staff. Every dollar stays in our community. Ballots returned by mail must be received by May 6, 2025. Lolo School is a ballot drop-off location on election day, May 6, between 7 am and 8 pm.
Thank you so much to The University of Montana Football players who did some presentations for some of our elementary students today. The key points around showing good sportsmanship, cooperation, etiquette, and safety when playing at recess was well received by all. They attended recess and lunch with our 3rd/4th grade students.
Third graders enjoying the sunshine and the outdoor learning space!
Third graders enjoying the sunshine and the outdoor learning space!
