The middle school team held their monthly Just Desserts celebration. In here teachers invite students in who are showing exceptional work in the classroom, personally, and throughout the school. Their teachers speak to the entire group about all the good things they're seeing. #gobulldogs #justdesserts
Welcome Lauren Clairmont! We are excited to have Lauren Clairmont join our staff as our Native American Studies Teacher.
St. Ignatius HS is proud to to be partnering with the American Exchange Project to once again send a group of our graduated high school seniors on a free trip across America during the summer of 2025! Students will participate in a two-week exchange (one week of traveling, one week of hosting other high schoolers right here in Mission). Have your student sign up by November 22, or consider becoming a host family today. For more information, reach out to Sara Keast at skeast@stignatiusschools.org or call 745-3811 x2011
Tuesday October 15th or Wednesday October 16th. Please come share and participate. Everyone, in the St. Ignatius community and beyond we would love to have you attend and take part in a research focus group about perspective of basketball in St. Ignatius. Please come join in this time for a second round of division questions. All our welcome from our last discussion in August.
Do you love playing or watching Mission Basketball? Do you want to participate in a research project aimed at understanding and celebrating the cultural and social meaning of basketball in your community? Please come join the conversation.
Food and drinks will be provided, and each participant will receive a $40 Amazon e-card following the event.
Must be 18 or older and agree (i.e., sign a consent form) to participate.
For more information or ask any questions, please email the principal investigator Andrew Meyer, PhD. @
Andrew_Meyer@baylor.edu
This event is funded through a grant by Baylor University's Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences, in collaboration with the Mission School District, and approved by Baylor University Institutional Review Board #2154543-2 & Salish Kootenai College Institutional Review Board Protocol # 2024_5_Meyer
Bulldogs got the win on Senior Night over Arlee 56-16. Congrats to the seniors and their families for the final home game. Thanks to Brayden Hall for singing our National Anthem. #gobulldogs
Our MHS Unified Partner student-athletes just finished competing in basketball at the Alex Braun Memorial Tournament in Ronan. Allyson won first in her division for individual skills. Our Blue team took 4th in 3v3 unified and white took 3rd in the same division. Thank you to Diana Girsch, Virginia Dally, Valerie Umphrey and Kendal Baldwin for chaperoning and coaching. Also thanks to Ronan School District for putting on and hosting. #gobulldogs
Some of our Juniors and Seniors were fortunate to get to visit and tour Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell today. Another great cost effective local option for post-secondary schooling and training. Thanks to Mrs. Keast for the pics and chaperoning. #gobulldogs
***SCHEDULE CHANGE*** Times for this Saturday's volleyball tournament in Superior were apparently incorrect. Note that the first game start time is 30 minutes earlier than recently posted. ***PARENTS, this also means that load and leave times for the bus on Saturday morning are now 7:00 & 7:15!
Our dual enrollment SKC Early Childhood Education 100 students at the U of M LAB Early Childhood Learning Center. Thanks to Mrs. Noland and Leigh Ann Courville for making this opportunity happen. #gobulldogs
College Application Week is upon us! Our seniors finished up their final college applications today. Huge thanks to Ms. Redmond and Mrs. Keast for arranging this opportunity. #gobulldogs #collegeappweek #accessmontaba
GO BULLDOGS!!!
The CSKT Harvest Fest will take place tomorrow, October 9 at the St. Ignatius Fitness Center from 4:30pm-7:30pm!
Child Find will take place on October 30 from 9:00am - 11:30am at St. Ignatius Elementary School.
Please call the school if you have questions or want to make an appointment! Walk ins are welcome! 406-745-3811 x1032
Elementary 3rd, 4th & 5th Grade Families: your student's midterm grades are now available on the Infinite Campus Portal. Please create an account using the email you have on file with the school. In an effort to cut postage costs we will not be sending home paper Midterm Report cards this year!
Please refer to the following graphic for info on the Infinite Campus Portal. Download the app or access Infinite Campus on the web at: https://mtdecloud1.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/st_ignatius.jsp
Need some assistance with account set up? Please fill out the following form and someone from the school will help you set up your account: https://airtable.com/appKefTUBmd77xRTX/paggRN7JvmOy22mCu/form
Thank you!
CSKT Tribal Education Department would like to invite all current IEC members & all JOM parents/guardians interested in IEC to our Fall Reservation Wide IEC Training. RESERVATION WIDE IEC Training Friday Oct. 25th, 2024 9-12 pm Lunch to Follow.
Congrats to the football team as the beat Darby 58-28. We had some wild weather but everyone who braved the elements were treated to some great football. Thanks to Amelia Cronk for singing our National Anthem. #gobulldogs
Regarding the recently posted sports schedule, here is some additional information: For the VB parents & enthusiasts, the game on 10/10 vs T-Falls will be "Pink Night" in support of Breast Cancer Awareness month. The team will have a bake sale in the commons that night, with all proceeds going to support a community member suffering from breast cancer. Also for VB, I will attach the schedule for the Superior tournament on 10/12. Fri 10/11 will be Senior Night for FB and XC. Parents should be there to line up at 6:20 for introductions/start of the ceremony at 6:25.
Picture day is Monday, October 7!
Picture packets are going home with your elementary students TODAY! You may also order through lifetouch.com using this code: EVTWBT9HV
GO BULLDOGS!!!
Camas Bake at Vanderburg Camp Saturday 9/28 — Mission students participated in an annual camas bake where they learned about the baking process, listened to words from Elders in English and Salish, and ate with people from our community.
Our middle school girls helped dig the baked camas out of the ground and then they filled up the pit along with one of our high schoolers. It was a wonderful time and the Elders had good things to say about our youth! Huge thanks to Ms. Clairmont for bringing our students and opening this opportunity up to all of our students.
