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2018-2019ANACONDA SCHOOL DISTRICT

• Anaconda Jr-Sr High School • Fred Moodry Intermediate • Lincoln Primary

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Dear Students, Staff, Parents, and Community Members,

I would like to take this opportunity to tell you how excited I am to begin working with each of

you for the betterment of our district. It is evident that Anaconda is a town rich in tradition, many

of which carry through into our school district. It is my hope that we can build a collaborative

relationship between families, the school district, and the community in such a way that we are

able to prepare our students for a globally competitive work force. I know we have a dedicated

school board, a strong staff, and the best students in the state. It is time that we work together and

focus our energies on student achievement.

In order to obtain this goal, the district will be holding a series of meetings throughout the year

in order to gather input from its stakeholders. These meetings will be in the form of budgetary

meetings, question and answer sessions, board meetings, and facility meetings. Please check

the school website as it will be changing soon and will have important dates as to when these

meetings are throughout the school year. It is my sincerest hope that we can gather as much

input as possible in order to make the most informed decisions for our children and students. As

Benjamin Franklin put it “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”

I am looking forward to meeting each and every one of you. Please do not hesitate to come

and say hello whenever you might have the time. My door is always open. Collaboration,

communication, and a focus on what is best for our students are all going to amount to a great

school year

Yours in Education,

Justin Barnes

Anaconda Superintendent

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The mission of Anaconda Public Schools is to provide an educational environment which nurtures social,

emotional, and academic growth while establishing and maintaining high standards. Anaconda Public

Schools promotes lifelong learning for all students. With the learner as the focus of all activities, the unique

diversity of each student is to be celebrated as they progress toward functioning in a global community.

Anaconda Public Schools believes that:

•Studentslearnindifferentwaysandshouldbeprovidedwithavarietyofinstructionalapproachesto support their learning.

•StudentlearningisthechiefpriorityforAnacondaPublicSchools.Students’learningneedsshouldbe the primary focus of all decisions impacting the work of Anaconda Public Schools.

•Allstudentscanandhavetherighttolearn.

•Thecommitmenttocontinuousimprovementisimperative.

•Achievementenhancesself-esteem;self-esteemenhancesachievement.

Anaconda Public Schools Mission Statement

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On behalf of the Anaconda Public School District it is my pleasure to welcome

all our students, parents, staff, and community members.We have some exciting

changes that we are working on this year, and we look forward to working with

all of our stakeholders in order to drive student achievement.Our collaborative

efforts will lead to great things for our district and community. Hoping everyone

has a great 2018-19 school year! Superintendent Barnes

The Anaconda School District Seeks to have Family and Community Engagement

Family Nights are just one of the ways that the

Anaconda School District keeps families engaged.

OurFamilyEngagementCoordinatorcanbecontactedat406-563-6141,Ext1307

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Anaconda Jr-Sr High School/Calendar

SEPTEMBER 2018

10:00AMCross Country atAnacondaInvitational-Discovery Basin

1:00PMVolleyballvs.Troy-Memorial Gym

7:00PM

Football at Deet Lodge

9:15AMCross Country at HarrisonInvitational-Harrison

1:00PMVolleyballatThompsonFalls

4:00PMLabor Day-

No School

3:00PM

Cross Coubntry at ButteCentralInvitational-Fairmont

7:00PM Footballvs.HuntleyProject-Mitchell Stadium

7:00PM

Board of Trustees

Regularly Scheduled Meeting

FMIS Family Night

4:00PM

Volleyball at Jefferson

4:30PM Frosh.Footbalvs.DeerLodge-Mitchell Stadium

4:00PMVolleyball vs. Whitehall

-MemorialGym

FMIS Yellowstone Trip

7:00PMFootball at Florence

9:00AM Cross country at Butte High Invitational-StoddanPark

4:00PM

Volleyball at Loyola

4:30PM

Frosh. Football at

Thompson Falls

FMIS Yellowstone Trip Homecoming 1:00PMCommunityPepAssembly-MemorialGym3:00PMHomecomingParade

6:00pmFootballvs.Eureka- Mitchell Stadium

11:00AM

Cross Country at Mountain

West-Missoula

1:00PMVolleyball at Mission

4:00PM

Volleyball vs. Florence

-MemoialGym

4:30PM

Frosh.Footballvs.Florene-Mitchell Stadium

4:15PM

Volleyball vs. Butte

Central-MemorialGym

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Volleyball @ Bigfork

10:00AMCross Country at Twin Bridges

5:00PMVolleyball at Philipsburg (F/JV)




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•47outof79eventsreceivedSuperiorratings•Choraleers,ConcertBand,ConcertOrchestra,andConcertChoirreceived

Superior ratings

•JazzBand,Coppertones,EarlyBirds,andSeniorStringEnsemblereceivedSuperior ratings.

State Music Festival 37 total events entered into State 13 Superior ratings

Theprideof theAnacondaSchoolDistrict is itsK-12MusicProgram.Students in the Anaconda Schools start their musical experience in the primary grades with general music at least twice per week. Students in these grades learn the basics of music from musical symbols to simple tunes. The highlights of each year are the holiday programs put on by each grade.

Over 350 students in the Anaconda School District participate inband, orchestra, and choir programs. Anaconda is the only Class B school inMontanawithanorchestraprogram.Currentlyover100studentsinourdistrict participate in orchestra starting in the 4th grade. Students can choosetoparticipateinbandstartinginthe5thgrade.Whenstudentsreachthehighschool,theycanparticipateinpepband,jazzband,marchingband,and concert band. For those interested in singing, students can choose to participateinchoirbeginninginthe7thgrade.Over180studentscurrentlyparticipate in the choir program which boasts eight different choirs in grades7-12.

District Music FestivalAHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT

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1420 E. Park Street - Anaconda, MT - 563-6570

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OCTOBER 2018


7:00PM

Football at Loyola

7:00PM

Board of Trustees Regularly

Scheduled Meeting

FMIS Family Night

1:00PMCross Country at Divisionals•ThompsonFallsGolf Course

4:00PMVolleyball at Deer Lodge

4:30PM

Frosh.Footballvs.Loyola-Mitchell Stadium

7:00PM

Football vs. Thompson

Falls-MitchellStadium(Parents Night)

Cross Country at State

-UofMMissoula-TimesTBA

PIR Day-No School4:00PM

Volleyballvs.Mission-Memorial Gym

1:00PM

First Round Football

Playoffs

4:00PMVolleyballvs.DeerLodge-MemorialGym(Par-ents Night)

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12:30PM:CrossCountryat Helena7/7Invitational-Helena

4:00PMVolleyball vs Loyola-MemorialGym

AJHS School Pictures

FMIS School Pictures

FMIS Health Screenings 1:00PM

Volleyball at Florence

PIR Day-No School

AllstateBand,Orchestra,andChoir-Missoula


ANACONDA’S

GOT

TALENT

Fred Moodry Intermediate School in Anaconda is proud to announce the

5th annual “Anaconda’s Got Talent”. On Friday, November 16, 2018 thecommunity will come together to celebrate the talent of students and

adultsalike,doorsopenat6:00pm.Thisyearwewill beshow-casingnotonly dancing, but the many other talents that the people in our community

possess.“Anaconda’sGotTalent”hasbecomeafunwaytospendtheeveningwith family and friends while

supporting a worthy cause.

The funds from the evening

go towards helping Fred

Moodry students. The

money pays for supplies for

projects, field trips, rewards

and other needs that the

student body might have.

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Dr. Kyla HarrisPT, DPT

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We are leaders in our profession,dedicated to excellence in service,and have the highest integrity.

Helping Families and Friends Honor their Loved One!

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NOVEMBER 2018

Endof1stQuarter 1:00PM SecondRound-FootballPlayoffs

No School 1:00PM Semi-Final-Football

StateVolleyballinBozeman

2:00PM

Parent Teacher Conferences

Football Championship

-TimeTBAFirst Day of Practice for HS Winter Sports

Thanksgiving BreakNo School

4:00PM AJHSBoys’Basketballat Butte East

FMIS Art Show

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Volleyball Distirict Play in

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Divisional Volleyball in Florence

8:00PM School Picture Retaks

7:00PM


Scheduled Meeting

FMISAnaconda’sGotTallent -WashoeTheaterDoorsopenat6:00PM

Thanksgiving BreakNo School

Wrestling at Cascade

Tournament

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AHS Sports and Activities

•Basketball•Cheerleading •CrossCountry•Football•Golf•Softball•Tennis•Track•Volleyball•Wrestling

Non-Sport Activities: •Band•Choir•Orchestra

AJHS Sports and Activities

•Basketball•Cheerleading

•CrossCountry•Football•Track •Volleyball•Wrestling

Non-Sport Activities:

•Band•Choir•Orchestra

MISSIONThe mission of AHS and AJHS Activities is to

provide an educational opportunity for students

to progressively grow in a variety of activities so

they can become healthy, lifelong participants

and spectators.

BELIEFS1.We believe in taking care of people

and our programs.

2.We believe in an activity program thatbalances the rigor of academics with

activities.

3.Webelievethatactivitiesteachustobalanceobligationsandprioritizetasks.

4.We believe in multi-activity participationand realize tradeoffs exist when conflictsarise.

5.We believe that participation enhancesleadership skills, relationships, and maturity.

6. We believe that participation is a privilege,

not a right.

7.We believe in the highest standards ofsportsmanship.

8.We believe that decisions are made witha balance between the integrity of school

rules and the best interest of coaches/

directors and students.

9. We believe in conducting oneself in an

ethical manner.

10.Webelievethatactivitiesshouldchallengestudents to push themselves to their

potential.

11.Webelieve in respectingdiversityamongpeople.

12.Webelieve inprovidingskills toproperlyhandle adversity and success.

13.We believe that activities will develoployalty, cooperation, fair play, and other

desirable social traits.

14.Webelieveinpromotinghealthylifestyles

15.Webelieve inpromotingapositive imageof Anaconda High School and Anaconda

Junior High for our community!

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DECEMBER 2018

•TimesTBA

Wrestling at Whithall Dual

•TimesTBA

6:00PM

Wrestling vs. Great Falls

Central

•MemorialGym

1:00PM

Boys’Basketballat Bigfork

1:00PM

Girls’Basketballvs.Mission-Memorial Gym

7:00PM


Scheduled Meeting

FMIS Family NightAJHSBoys’Basketballat Santa Slammer

Anaconda•TimesTBA

6:00PMWrestlingvs.Columbus

-MemorialGym

Holiday BreakNo School



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Boys’/Girls’BasketballatThreeForks Tournament

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Wrestling at Whithall Dual

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4:00PM

Boys’Basketballvs. Mission•MemorialGym

4:00PM

Girls’BasketballatMission

6:00PM

Wrestling at Manhattan Mixer





Wrestling at CMR Holiday Classic

Boys’/Girls’BasketballatThreeForksTournament

Boy’s/Girl’sBasketballvs.DeerLodge-MemorialGym-TimesTBA

Wrestling at Cascade Tournament

Our students receive two full ski

days provided by the “Jean Mills”

scholarship foundation. Jean was

an avid skier and she wanted all

students to have an experience

skiing. The dates listed below

areour2017/18officialskidates. Our fundraiser “Dancing

Among the Stars” pays for the

bus transportation to and from

Discovery Ski Area.

Anaconda 3rdgradersJanuary3rd,February11th

Anaconda 4th graders

February5th,February12th

Anaconda 5th/6thgraders

March7th,March14th

PROUDTO SUPPORT

THE ANACONDA

SCHOOLS!204 E Commercial, Anaconda

406-563-5333www.rf-team.com

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406-563-7115

Toll Free: 800-848-9331

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JANUARY 2019


WrestlingPendingDual-Time DBA

1:00PM Boys’BasketballatFlorence

1:00PM Girls’BasketballatFlorencevs.Florence-MemorialGym

Wrestling at Choteau Invitational

4:00PMBoys’Basketballvs.Loyola-Memorial Gym

4:00PMGirls’BasketballatLoyola

6:00PMWrestling at Boulder Mixer

Endof2ndQuarter Wrestling at Fairfield

8:00PMWrestling at Class B Duals

-TimesTBA

Wrestling at Great Falls

Duals•TimeTBA

2:30PM:Boys’Basketballvs.Eureka•MemorialGym

2:30PM:Girls’BasketballatEureka

6:00PMWrestlingatShamrockDual-Townsend

1:00PMBoys’BasketballatThompson Falls

2:30PM

Girls’Basketballvs.ThompsonFaqlls-MemorialGym

Boys’/Girls’Basketballat DeerLodge-TimesTBA

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Boys’/Girls’BasketballatCorvallis-TimeTBA



7:00PM


Scheduled Meeting

Boys’/Girls’BasketballatWhite-hall-TimesTBA

FMIS Family Night

JVWrestlingatDeerLodge-Time TBA

Close UpCloseUpisanorganizationthatprovidesciviceducationformiddleandhigh

schoolstudents. Itgetsstudentsupcloseandpersonalwithournation’scapital inWashington DC, exposing them to our history first hand through exploration of the

USCapitolandnationalmonumentslikeLincolnMemorial,WashingtonMonument,WW2Memorial,VietnamMemorialandmanyothers.Studentsalsovisit importanthistoricalsitessuchasArlingtonNationalCemetery,theMountVernonestate,Ford’sTheaterandthePentagon.TheCloseUpprogramteachesstudentshowtoexercisetheirrightsascitizensandintroducesthemtonewfriendsacrossthecountry.

HOSAHOSA Future Healthcare Professionals is a club offered at AJSHS to high

school students who are interested in improving the understanding of healthcare

occupations.Thisorganizationfostersleadershipsskills,communityserviceandanexposure to the skills needed to enter a variety of healthcare fields including, therapy,

nursing, vet science, forensic science, emergency services, pathology, biomedical

lab science and epidemiology.

The mission of HOSA is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals tobecome leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration,

and experience.

ThepurposeoftheHOSAorganizationistodevelopleadershipandtechnicalHOSA skill competencies through a program of motivation, awareness and recognition,

which is an integral part of the Health Science Education instructional program.

Anaconda Junior/Senior High School Clubs“A” Club • Close-up • HOSA • Key Club • Montana Model of United Nations

• National Honor Society • Student Council • We the People • TRI-M

Arieona - Senior

Proud to support theAnaconda schools!

Barclay IISUPPER CLUB & LOUNGE

The Club Moderneis PROUD to support theschools of Anaconda!

801 E. Park Avenue, Anaconda, MT 59711

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FEBRUARY 2019


DivisionalWrestlingatinTownsend-Time TBA

1:00PMBoysBasketballvs.Florence-Memorial Gym

1:00PMGirls’BasketballatFlorence

4:00PMBoys Basketball at Loyola

4:00PMGirls’Basketballvs.Loyola-MemorialGym

Winter Sports Pep Assembly

4:00PM

Boys’BasketballatMission

4:00PM

GirlsBasketballvs.Mission-Memorial Gym

6:00PMBasketball District Play-inGanes

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1:00PMBoysBasketballvs.Bigfork-MemorialGym

1:00PMGirls’BasketballatBigfork

3rdGradeSkiDay 7:00PM


Scheduled Meeting

Boys’/Girls’DivisionalBasketballinRonan-TimesTBA

Wrestling at State in Billings

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CHECKING*Other fees such as overdraft, returned item, continuous overdraft, etc. may apply. See fee schedule for

details. Minimum opening deposit is only $50. Bank rules and regulations apply.

Don’t forget to get your child registered for Kindergarten. Requirements:Yourchildhashadhis/her5thbirthdaybySeptember10th

Call406-563-6141,Ext1300forMoreInformation

Kindergarten Parents – Be on the lookout for Kindergarten Transition Evening to be held in May

WHAT IS KINDERGARTEN READINESS?

•Iidentifyandname12-15letters•Icorrectlymatchletters•Ising/chantABCandnumbersongswhile

pointing to letters, numbers

•Icanrecite6-10rhymes•Icanidentifythebeginningsoundsinwords•Ihearmyparentsspeaktomeabout 30timesanhour•Ispeakusingcompletesentenceswithfew

inaccuracies

•Imayprintmyfirstnameusingupperand

lower case letters

Language & Literacy•Icountinorderto20

•Imatchnumbershapesfrom1to12

•Icopy,traceand/ordrawletters,numbers,

and2Dshapes

•Iknow12colors.

•Inameandsortobjectsbycolor,shape,

andsize

•Irecognizenumbersandquantitiesto10

•Icreateandrepeat2to3stepcolorpatters.

•Iplaymemorygames

Math & Reasoning•I“settlein”tonewgroupsorsituations

with minimal stress.

•Iplaycooperativelywithtwoormorepeers•Ifocusonataskforatleast5minutes,

persisting even if there are problems or

distractions

•Irememberandfollow3-stepdirections•Iobeysimplerules•Itakecareofmydressing,hygiene,and

toileting needs

•Icleanupafteranactivity•Ishowkindnessandempathytoothers

Social & Emotional

ThesearereadinessskillsrecommendedbytheChildren’sReadingFoundation

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MARCH 2019


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PIR Day - No

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Spring BreakNo School





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John MuirExpedition Yellowstone provides an opportunity for Fred Moodry 6th Grade students the opportunity to experience

learningoutoftheusualclassroomroutine.Takingonestepatatimeoutoftheircomfortzone,theyrealizetheyhavetheability to make a dramatic change in their ideals as a student. Working as a team they build lifelong skills to succeed by

cooperation and respecting different perspectives, individuals and the environment.

Collecting and comparingdata in the field encourages exploration andquestioning of surroundings that can’t beequalled in the four walls of a classroom.

The educators at Expedition Yellowstone provide many platforms for students to experience how they have a direct

affect on their environment. Geology, Biology, Botany and Chemistry are all integrated in every aspect of student interactions.

Students become the scientist not only in classrooms,they also are provided the opportunity to test hot spring waters which few

professionals ever get to experience in their lifetime.

This three day trip has changed the lives of many of our students. They arrive

being dependent on adults to meet their basic needs in an unknown environment.

Through encouragement and modeling they leave knowing how to cook, clean up

after themselves, and to help one another. Limitations in their own mind are now met

with the possibility of accomplishment no matter who they are, what socioeconomic

background they come from, or what their current abilities may be. They came and

they conquered any self doubts that they have a direct effect on their environment.

They leave with a better understanding of why educating oneself about environments

can help them be better stewards of our beautiful Earth.

IN EVERY WALK WITH NATURE ONE RECEIVES FAR MORE THAN HE SEEKS.

GREAT GOLF UNDER BIG SKY!the

9 holes • 7 days weeksunrise to sunset • Carts,driving

range,bar, snaCk bar and banquetroom (available for rent)

ANACONDA COUNTRY CLUB1521 Country Club Rd • (406) 797-3220

Dee Motors celebrating73 years in business!!We’ll Always Treat You Right!

We support the Best School

in Montana- Anaconda!

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APRIL 2019

7:00PMBoardofTrusteesRegularly Scheduled Meeting


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4:00PMSoftballvs.Ennis-CYCComplex

4:00PMSoftball at Ennis

FMIS Family Night

District Music Festival

-TimesTBA4:00PMSoftball at Thompson Falls

9:30AMTrack at Frechtown Invite

10:00AMTrackatTomich-ButteCentral

TrackatSeelyInvite-Missoula-TimeTBA

SoftballatLoyola-TimeTBA9:30AMTrack at Florence

Softball vs. Manhattan

-TimesandPlaceTBASoftball at Belgrade

Tournament-TimeTBATrackatMCPS-Missoula-TBA

SoftballatFrenchtown-TimesTBA

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Graduation Matters Anaconda began in 2011 with the statewidemovement toward increasing graduation rates and decreasing dropout

rates. Since that time, GMA has worked to unify our efforts as a district

to help our students graduate from high school successfully ready to

conquer life beyond high school. Our three tiered program focuses on

College and Career Awareness in the elementary grades, College and

Career Exploration at the junior high level, and College and Career

Readiness at the high school. Elementary students have fun expressing

their love of careers through Career Days and guest speakers in their

classrooms. Teachers are encouraged to display their favorite colleges

intheirclassroomstosparkconversationswiththeirstudentsaboutpost-secondary education. Junior high students explore careers through brown

bag lunchesofferedweeklybasedon the16nationalCareerClusters.Students are also paired up with an advisor to help them through their

junior high years. At the high school, students are exposed to various

careersandpost-secondaryoptionsthroughtheannualCareerFairandconversations with all teachers about careers in their specific fields.

High school students follow a 4-year track toward graduation whichallows students a path of classes to follow that prepares them for their

chosen path beyond high school. Graduation Matters Anaconda has given

students in our schools the opportunity to dream big and find support to

fulfill those dreams.

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MAY 2019

Schoolwide Awards Assembly

7:00PMBoard of Trustees Regularly

Scheduled Meeting

4:00PMSoftballvs.Florence-CYC Complex

Softballvs.Eureka-CYCComplex-TimeTBATrackatBigfork-TimeTBA

Softballvs.Manhattan-Timeand Place TBA

Spring Sports Pep

Assembly

Memorial day

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-CYCComplex-TimeTBA10:00AMTrack at Dillion

6:00AMGraduation-MemorialGym

FMIS School Carnival

StateSoftballatBelgrade-TimesTBA

StateTrackinKalispell-TimesTBA

StateMusicFestival-Missoula(UofM)

SoftballPlay-inGame-TimeandPlaceTBA

StateGolf-Missoula

DivisionalatAnaconda-TimesTBA

DivisionalTrack-TimeandPlaceTBA

PROUDTO SUPPORT

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SCHOOLS!204 E Commercial, Anaconda

406-563-5333www.rf-team.com

High Speed Internet

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Toll Free: 800-848-9331

Providing fun and creative learning opportunities throughout the summer months.

Classesareofferedat1or2weekincrements,whichgiveskidstheopportunitytoenjoy

time off from school, but also get back in the classroom to learn something new and fun!

Whether it is practicing reading skills, performing a theatrical play, photography, poetry or

creating art work, fun is had by all! Keep an eye out for our summer schedule of fun

and educational classes to take over the summer break!

ANACONDA SCHOOL DISTRICT

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JUNE 2019

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The Anaconda School District Strives to ensure that every student who leaves elementary has Integrity, understands

that Failures Lead to Success, Speaks with Good Purpose, have a “This is It” Attitude, have Commitment to finish what

theystart,displayOwnershipoftheiractionsshow,Flexibilityifthingsdon’tgotheirwayandfindBalanceintheirlives.

WHAT ARE THE 8 KEYS OF EXCELLENCE?

217 EAST PARK STREETPO BOX 969

TELEPHONE (406) 563-5005

FAX(406) 563-0380

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JULY 2019

7:00PM

Board of Trustees Regularly Scheduled Meeting

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40TeachershaveMasters’Degree’s

4Teachershave2Masters’Degree’s

4 are currently working on completingMastersDegree’s

1NationalCertified

2ParaEducatoroftheyear2013/2014

1UofMWesternEducationHallofFame Award

1GoodNeighborofAnacondaAward

2HometownHeroAward

1UofM2012MaryFrancesShreeveAwardforK-8TeacheroftheYear

2KTVMGoldStarAward

6 Montana Tech/KXLF One Class at a Time Grant

1DoctorofEducation

1NationalAssociationofBiologyTeachers2012

1Montana’sAssistantPrincipaloftheYear2014

1MontanaRegionalSuperintendentoftheYear2016

1Lion’sClubCitizenoftheYear

1Tri-CountyAddictionServicesEverydayHeroesAward2015Award

Anaconda School District Has Highly Qualified Staff

Here are some of our highlights:

Copper VillageMuseum andArts Center401 E Commercial,

Anaconda,Montana406-563-2422

[email protected]

Jordan ContractingProud to support Anaconda schools!

50 MT-48, Anaconda, MT 59711

(406) 563-4409

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PRESCHOOL MATTERS

THAT’S WHY PRESCHOOL IS SO IMPORTANT!

Did You Know???

Thanks to the Montana Preschool Development Grant the Anaconda School District is abletoofferahighqualitypreschoolprogramatnocostforstudentsages3to5.

3yearoldsattendhalfdays4daysaweek4-5yearoldsattendfulldaysandfollowthesamescheduleask-2students

ForMoreInformationcall406-563-6141,Ext1300

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Students who start kindergarten below grade level form the largest cohort of dropouts, and have less than a 12%chanceofattendingafour-yearuniversity

Kidswhodon’tattendpreschoolare25%morelikelytodropoutlateron

60%ofMontana’s3-4yearoldsdon’tattendpreschool

90%ofachild’sbraindevelopmenthappensbeforeage5

Kids who participate in preschool are more likely to….

1.Readatgradelevel

2.Notrepeatagrade

3.Graduatefromhighschool

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SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE 1410 West Park Avenue

Tel 563-6361 Fax 563-7763 Extension

Justin Barnes, Superintendent 1621Katie Bisch, Administrative Secretary 1602Board Room 1688BUSINESS OFFICE 1410 West Park Avenue


Main Line 17002ndLine 1701Kevin Patrick, Business Manager/Clerk 1702Gayle Clark,

Accounts Receivable/Payable Clerk1703

Jodee Barkell, Payroll Clerk 1705SPECIAL SERVICES 1410 West Park Avenue


Dan Laughlin, Special Services

Director/Title I Coordinator1605

TECHNOLOGY 515 Main Street


JohnFlamand,On-SiteTechnician 1604MAINTENANCE 1410 West Park Avenue


Art Villasenor, Maintenance

& Facilities Supervisor1603

LINCOLN PRIMARY 506 Chestnut Street


Main Line 1300

Brenda Walker, Secretary 1301

Norah Barney, Principal 1302

Rose Kellegher, Guidance Counselor 1303

CallieRieger,Pre-School 1304

BriannaSaltenberger,Pre-School 1305

BriannaEamon,Pre-School 1306

Family Engagement Coordinator 1307

Angie Sawyer, Title 1310

Erin Hessler, Music/Title 1311

Melody Lee, Library 1312

Aimee Mitchell, Enrichment Specialist 1313

Kim Stoddard, School Psychologist 1314

Speech Pathologist 1315

Kitchen 1316

AWARE 1317

Faculty Room 1318

Ken Thompson, Engineer 1319

FRED MOODRY INTERMEDIATE 506 Chestnut Street


Main Line 1400

2ndLine 1401

Anaconda Public Schools Contact Information

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Betty Torney, Secretary 1402

Tammy Hurley, Principal 1403

Ed Dulaney, Guidance Counselor 1404

Tana Klanecky, Resource 1405

Rebecca Clute, Team Teaching (SPED) 1406

Anne Calhoun, Library 1407

Rebecca McKenna, Enrichment Specialist 1408

Steven Dayhuff, Speech Pathologist 1409

GabbyStewart-FoodCorp 1410

DarenNovak-InSchoolSupport 1411

FacultyRoom–2ndFloor 1412

3rdFloorElevator 1413

Kitchen 1414

Faculty Room 1415

Rhonda Vauthier, Speech Paraprofessional 1422

ANACONDA JR/SR HIGH 515 Main Street


Main Line 1500

High School Office 1501

HighSchoolOffice,2ndLine 1502

Mary Lou McPhail, Secretary 1503

Shawn Hansen, Principal 1504

AJSHS Office (Students) 1505

Allen Green, Vice Principal/Athletic Director 1506

Joe Casey, Guidance Counselor 1507

Mary Wood, Guidance Counselor 1508

Heidi Nielsen, School Nurse 1509

AmyForsberg,Resource(7-8) 1510

ShaneJorgensen,Resource(9-12) 1511

TeresaMonaco,Resource(9-12) 1512

KariSandru,Resource(7-8) 1513

Charlotte Slaughter, Library 1514

Don Killoy Engineer 1515

AWARE(9-12) 1516

AWARE(7-8) 1517

Band Room 1518

Faculty Room 1519

Kitchen 1520

Copy Clerk 1521

Metal Shop 1522

Wood Shop 1523

Boiler Room 1524

CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE 200 South Polk Street


Kari Hoscheid, Resource 2230

Bob Calhoun, Resource 2231

Gregg Kinney – Trevor Scholler,

Paraprofessionals2232

Kevin McKee, Resource 2233

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