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| Meadowlark Elementary School |
The original structure of the Meadowlark Elementary School
was opened in 1953. An addition was completed in 1990 that
more than doubled the size of the school. This building houses
kindergarten through sixth grade students. It is a beautiful
facility complete with a modern library, gymnasium, computer
lab, music and art facilities. The large spacious playground
area and multiple basketball and tennis courts offer year round
use to the community.
was opened in 1953. An addition was completed in 1990 that
more than doubled the size of the school. This building houses
kindergarten through sixth grade students. It is a beautiful
facility complete with a modern library, gymnasium, computer
lab, music and art facilities. The large spacious playground
area and multiple basketball and tennis courts offer year round
use to the community.
| Chinook Junior/Senior High School |
Clubs & Organizations Include:
» Business Professionals of America (BPA)
This club contributes to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the
advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills.
» Pep Club
Pep club organizes events such as pep rallies and parades, and promotes and
initiates school spirit.
» Academic Challenge
This club participates in a statewide competition to stimulate academic acuity.
» Pep Band
This club does a great job supporting our sports teams with lively warm up music.
» National Honor Society (NHS)
Membership is considered to be the highest award that can be given to a student by
a local school. This society focuses on leadership, scholarship, service, and
character.
» Future Farmers of America (FFA)
All students enrolled in agriculture studies become members of FFA.
» Student Council
Made up of a body of elected student officers, the student council brings new ideas
and energy to the schools officials.
» Business Professionals of America (BPA)
This club contributes to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the
advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills.
» Pep Club
Pep club organizes events such as pep rallies and parades, and promotes and
initiates school spirit.
» Academic Challenge
This club participates in a statewide competition to stimulate academic acuity.
» Pep Band
This club does a great job supporting our sports teams with lively warm up music.
» National Honor Society (NHS)
Membership is considered to be the highest award that can be given to a student by
a local school. This society focuses on leadership, scholarship, service, and
character.
» Future Farmers of America (FFA)
All students enrolled in agriculture studies become members of FFA.
» Student Council
Made up of a body of elected student officers, the student council brings new ideas
and energy to the schools officials.
Monday, August 20 PIR #1
Tuesday, August 21 PIR #2
Wednesday, August 22 First day for students
Monday, September 3 No School - Labor Day
Thursday, October 18 No School - PIR #3
Friday, October 19 No School - PIR #4
Friday, October 26 End of First Quarter
Oct. 30 – Nov. 8 (TBD) P/T Conferences PIR #5
Wednesday, November 21 No School – Thanksgiving Break
Thursday, November 22 No School – Thanksgiving Break
Friday, November 23 No School - Thanksgiving Break
Monday, December 24 No School - Winter Break Begins
Thursday, January 3 School Resumes
Monday, January 14 End of Second Quarter
Friday, February 15 No School – Mid-Winter Break
Monday, February 18 No School – Mid-Winter Break
Wednesday, March 19 End of Third Quarter
Friday, March 21 No School - Spring Break
Monday, March 24 No School - Spring Break
March 25 – April 3 (TBD) P/T Conferences PIR #6
Sunday, May 18 High School Graduation
Friday, May 23 Last day for students
Saturday, May 24 PIR #7
Tuesday, August 21 PIR #2
Wednesday, August 22 First day for students
Monday, September 3 No School - Labor Day
Thursday, October 18 No School - PIR #3
Friday, October 19 No School - PIR #4
Friday, October 26 End of First Quarter
Oct. 30 – Nov. 8 (TBD) P/T Conferences PIR #5
Wednesday, November 21 No School – Thanksgiving Break
Thursday, November 22 No School – Thanksgiving Break
Friday, November 23 No School - Thanksgiving Break
Monday, December 24 No School - Winter Break Begins
Thursday, January 3 School Resumes
Monday, January 14 End of Second Quarter
Friday, February 15 No School – Mid-Winter Break
Monday, February 18 No School – Mid-Winter Break
Wednesday, March 19 End of Third Quarter
Friday, March 21 No School - Spring Break
Monday, March 24 No School - Spring Break
March 25 – April 3 (TBD) P/T Conferences PIR #6
Sunday, May 18 High School Graduation
Friday, May 23 Last day for students
Saturday, May 24 PIR #7
| 2007 - 2008 School Calendar Chinook Public Schools |
The original portion of this spacious building was
built in 1939. A gymnasium, vocational shop,
and science classrooms were opened in 1964.
The junior high wing and multi-purpose rooms
were added in 1990. An interactive television
studio was completed in 1997 that enables
students and community members the
opportunity to enroll in classes through the
Montana University System. Full computer
networking was completed in 1999 that
connects the districts buildings to each other
and to the rest of the world.
built in 1939. A gymnasium, vocational shop,
and science classrooms were opened in 1964.
The junior high wing and multi-purpose rooms
were added in 1990. An interactive television
studio was completed in 1997 that enables
students and community members the
opportunity to enroll in classes through the
Montana University System. Full computer
networking was completed in 1999 that
connects the districts buildings to each other
and to the rest of the world.
| Go Beeters! |
| Go Beeters! |
