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Butte SchoolsDistrict Calendar2021-2022
From Butte Central CatholicSchools President, Don Peoples Jr.From Butte Public Schools Superintendent,Judy JonartAs we prepare for the 2021-2022 school term we ae proudto welcome many new students and families who will bejoining our Butte Central Family and Community. We are alsothrilled to continue to expand the use of the technology inour curriculum and in our classrooms. The generosity of RoySimperman, from the class of 1958, has been a driving forcein this area. Through his continued support, Butte CentralCatholic Schools are fully equipped with state-of-the-arttechnolgy in all classrooms.When school begins this fall, our students will experienceseveral new programs. At Butte Central Catholic Elementary,we are excited to add a new K-8 math, a new 7th-8th Englishprogram, a new 8th grade social studies program, and a newreading program for the Esther Cote Resource Program. Weare also thrilled to add a full music program and an introductorySpanish program for our 7th and 8th graders.At Butte Central Catholic High School, our students willexperience one of Montana’s best college credit programs.Our students will have the opportunity to take over 70college courses through Montana Tech College and GeatFalls Community College of the Montana University System.BC students now have the opportunity to earn an associatedegree in several programs.The Bishop Thomas Scholars Academy, which is open tofreshmen through seniors, will begin its 5th year as Montana’sbest college preparatory program. The program is designedto improve college placement scores and prepare students forcollege and career successes. This highly successful programwill also continue at Butte Central Catholic Elementary withthe Junior Bishop Thomas Scholars Academy for 6th-8thgraders.Most importantly, we will continue to include prayer andcommunity service in our pograms. Our students will learn andgrow in a community of faith centered on the proud traditionsof the Catholic Church.Dear Families,Once again it is my privilege to welcome you to a new school year whichholds the promise of yet another extraordinary year of opportunities andpossibilities for all our students. We were all uplifted by our success in 20202021 as we were able to offer in-person instruction and we look forward toan even more complete return to normalcy for the 2021- 2022 school year.However, the success to the upcoming year is largely dependent on ourcommitment to community-wide vaccination. As never before, educationhinges on parents and the community; we literally can’t stay open withoutCOVID-19 immunity.We know that our parents can help us achieve this as Butte is one of theleaders in state-wide immunity percentages but there is still more that weneed to do in order to reach that recommended 85%. Everybody wants tosee our kids safe, especially as we start back to school so please remember,vaccination is our front-line defense against COVID-19.With the emphasis on student health and safety, we plan to return to ournormal, five-day, full-time schedule. We remain committed to all health andsafety protocols established during the pandemic, and as in 2020-2021, wehave a tiered intervention plan for continuing education in the event of anoutbreak. But for right now, we are committed to that return to normalcyand that is cause for celebration. We will continue to keep you updated onany changes that may occur prior to the start of the 2021-2022 school year.Details regarding health and safety procedures and protocols can be foundon our website at www.bsd1.orgWe also have much to celebrate in regards to our building upgrades. Wehave enhanced our building safety design in all elementary schools, andwe continue to progress towards the completion of our remodeling projectat East Middle School. Again, parents and community took the lead herein approving the mill levies that financed these improvements. I am soappreciative of all your support!!!With your help and support, we hope to make 2021-2022 our best yearever!!!. We are going to stay open, we are going to remain healthy, and weare, as always, going to provide our kids with a quality, rigorous, and studentcentered educational experience!!!Thank for getting vaccinated and keeping you, your families, our childrenand the entire Butte community healthy and safe!!We are BC!Don Peoples, Jr., President,Butte Central Catholic SchoolsTogether we are Butte School District PROUD!!Sincerely,Judy JonartSuperintendent
School Contact InformationBUTTE PUBLIC SCHOOLSButte School District SchoolAdministration Building111 N. Montana St.533-2500Superintendent, Judy JonartBusiness Director, Kevin PatrickHuman Resource Director, Therese McClaffertyCurriculum Office -533-2540Curriculum Director, Jim O’NeillTransportation Department -533-2490Transportation Director, Jeremey WhitlockWarehouse - 533-2590Warehouse Director, Kurt MarthallerButte High School - 533-2200Principal, John MetzBUTTE CENTRAL SCHOOLSPresident, Butte Central Catholic Schools: Don Peoples, Butte Central Foundation Office50 E Mercury St723-6706Director: Don Peoples, Jr.Associate Director: Melissa HillButte Central Catholic High SchoolPrincipal: J.P. WilliamsRegistration (grades 9-12): Tamora Henderson406-782-6761Butte Central Catholic Elementary and Junior HighPrincipal: Dawn Ann PetersonRegistration (Preschool – 8th grade): Sue Burt406-782-4500Butte High Career Center - 533-2969Special Education Director, Kathy CannonEast Middle School - 533-2600Principal, Keith MillerEmerson Elementary - 533-2800Principal, Brenda MinerL ASLOVICHORTHODONTICSHillcrest Elementary - 533-2850Principal, Susan JohnsonKennedy Elementary - 533-2450Principal, Travis JohnsonMargaret Leary Elementary - 533-2550Principal, Jennifer LuomaWest Elementary - 533-2700Principal, Pat KissellWhittier Elementary- 533-2890Principal, Josh Schad& GOOD TYMES CASINO
Providing Butte School District Studentswith 21st Century SkillsIn today’s knowledge-based economy, the types of skills ourstudents need to succeed are very different from what we neededin the past. Reading, writing, math, science and history remain thefoundation to our education, but broad access to information by wayof the Internet has changed how students get their information andthe skills they need. (see below)The Butte School District combines the basic skills of the pastwith newer skills that are necessary for students to succeed in theworkforce of the future. Each of the 21st Century skills is unique inhow it helps students, but all are essential in the informational age.The following is a brief summary of the 21st Century skills that areintegrated throughout our entire K-12 curriculum. Critical thinking and problem solving: Solving complex problemsare key skills that students will need for high-skilled jobs. Creativity and Innovation: Employers want employees who canthink creatively to find solutions to problems. Creativity empowersstudents to see concepts differently which leads to innovation. Collaboration: Students need to learn how to work together andreach compromises to achieve the best possible solutions. Studentsmust have a deep understanding and commitment to the idea of the“greater good”.students understand facts,figures, statistics, data,publishing methods andsources. Students learnhow to analyze publishingmethods and sources inorder to accurately identifythose that are credible. Technology Literacy:Students learn the basicinformation that they needto understand computers,cloud programming, andmobile devices in order toadapt to an ever-changingworld. Understanding howtechnology works is criticalin order to succeed in theInformation Age. Life and Career Skills:East Middle School New Science WingStudents must developadequate life and career skillsthat include; flexibility and adaptability, initiative, self-direction,accountability, leadership, responsibility and citizenship. Communication Skills: Students need to learn how to effectivelyarticulate ideas and concepts to diverse groups of people. GoodThe Butte School District realizes the importance of creating 21stcommunication is one of the most important soft skills students canCenturylearning environments that are student centered and thatbring to the work place. Good communicators are valuable membersof any department or company. Oral and written communication are empower students to be active participants in the learning process.We are committed to designing learning environments that are safe,critical 21st Century skills.secure, and that celebrates the unique talents of every student. Media/Information Literacy: These are foundational skills that helpL ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINO
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Butte School District Phase III Plan2021-2022 School YearFocus on Health and Safety: Phase III was designed taking into consideration the uniqueneeds of each grade level and include safety measures that willhelp keep our students and staff safe.Focus on the Individual Student: Phase III includes a plan to provide extended learningopportunities to ensure all students meet or exceed proficiencyin all content standards.Focus on building strong family and student relationship: The District will, in partnership, with state and localagencies continue to provide social emotional support programsfor all K-12 students.Focus on Nutrition: The Butte School District will continue to offer the“Breakfast After the Bell Program in all schools. The ButteSchool District will apply for the Seamless Summer Optionduring the 2021-22 school year. This option will allow thedistrict to offer free meals to all K-12 students regardless ofincome.Focus on Technology: Phase III includes the on-going implementation of ourstudent laptop program.L ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINOFocus on Training: Phase III includes training for all student, staff, and parentsregarding COVID-19.Focus on Flexibility and Consistency: Phase III is designed to allow for a smooth transition into thenew school year with little or no disruption to instruction.
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Butte Central Schools Focus onAcademic Excellence and PreparingStudents for College and Beyond.We are Central to YOUR Future!Curriculum Improvements in Butte Central CatholicElementary & Jr. High New K-8 McGraw Hill “Reveal Math Program” New K-5 “Inspire Science Program” New “All About Reading” Program for the Cote ResourceProgram New 7th – 8th grade “Voyages” English Program New 8th grade Social Studies ProgramButte Central Catholic High School College Readiness Plan Butte Central offers advanced placement opportunities incalculus and honors English. Butte Central High School has developed excitingpartnerships with in-state colleges such as MT Tech, CarrollCollege, University of Montana, MSU, MSUB, as well asout-of-state colleges such as Gonzaga University, ArizonaState, University of Colorado, Boise State, and many otheroutstanding institutions. Butte Central’s Bishop Thomas Scholars Academy continuesto be successful in preparing our students for their ACT andimproving overall academic success.L ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINO 100% of Butte Central seniors who apply for college areaccepted. 100% of BC Students who apply for college are accepted 80% of Butte Central seniors receive scholarship assistancefor college or post-secondary education. Our graduatingclasses earn millions in scholarships each day. Butte Central’s outstanding college credit program offersover 70 courses through Montana Tech and Great FallsCommunity College of the Montana University System. BC students can now earn associate degrees in severalprograms.
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Prepare for CollegeFreshmen & SophomoresGet familiar with the college prep curriculum if you plan to attend a four-yearprogram in the Montana University System. Outline your plan with your counselor. Organize your assignments and activities using a student planner or a system thatworks for you. Get involved in extra-curricular activities. Find out about college prep courses. See which Advanced Placement, RunningStart, Tech Prep or International Baccalaureate courses are offered at your school. Ifthey aren’t offered at your school, talk to your counselor about your options. Take PSAT 10 as practice for the PSAT test your junior year. (PSAT scores count forNational Merit Scholar consideration in your junior year.) Research potential careers you might want to pursue, and postsecondaryinstitutions where you can gain the required skills. Talk to your parents about your plans for after high school. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon afterOctober 1 as possible. Check with your school regarding the priority FAFSA filingdate at that institution. If you need help filling out the FAFSA, look for a Reach Higher Montana FASFAHelp event in your community, or contact the Reach Higher Montana advisor in yourarea. Take the SAT or ACT in October or November. Continue to research and apply for scholarships to help you pay for school. Check with schools you are interested in attending regarding application and otherimportant deadlines. Create a planner on which to log all important dates and deadlines. Attend college application nights and college fairs. Save for postsecondary education.JuniorsEnroll in college prep courses. (Advanced Placement, Running Start, Tech Prepor International Baccalaureate). If they aren’t offered at your school, talk to yourcounselor about your options. Register for the PSAT in the fall. (Scores count for National Merit Scholarconsideration.) Take the SAT or ACT in the spring. Research careers of interest to you, and explore postsecondary institutions whereyou can gain the required skills. Begin searching for scholarships to help you pay for postsecondary education.Some deadlines come earlier than you might think, so don’t delay. Use our Schollyapp. Free access provided courtesy of Reach Higher Montana. Attend a financial aid night at your school. It’s not too early to be learning aboutyour options to pay for your education. Plan visits to the campuses of colleges you are interested in attending. Save for postsecondary education. Send high school transcripts to colleges with your initial admissions application inthe fall, and send your complete transcripts after final grades and graduation statusare recorded. Register for selective service at the post office or online. This applies to males, 18years of age. (You can’t receive financial aid if you don’t register.) Attend financial aid nights at your school. Check your Student Aid Report (SAR), sent via email. The SAR is the U.S.Department of Education’s summary of information you submitted on the FAFSA andprovides an estimated Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and estimated Pell andloan eligibility. Make sure your colleges of choice are listed. If corrections or updatesare needed, complete them as soon as possible. Evaluate financial aid packages offered by the schools to which you applied.Accept only the aid you need. Expect to hear whether you have been accepted to colleges by April 15. Comparethe acceptance letters, financial aid and scholarship offers. Reply promptly toacceptance letters from colleges. Pay a non-refundable deposit to your selectedcollege for tuition and housing for your freshman year. Participate in summer orientation programs for incoming freshmen.SeniorsVisit with your counselor to make sure you are meeting all of the requirements of thepostsecondary institution you want to attend. Continue to take college prep courses. (Advanced Placement, Running Start, TechL ASLOVICHORTHODONTICSPrep or International Baccalaureate). If they aren’t offered at your school, talk to yourcounselor about your options.& GOOD TYMES CASINO Save for postsecondary education and create a budget. Live like a student.Information Provided by Reach Higher Montana.
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About Butte Central Catholic SchoolsMission StatementThrough the generosity of its Catholic parishes and numerousalumni, Butte Central Schools serves all committed familiesin Butte by providing an outstanding preschool throughhigh school Catholic program. Accessible to all families, theschools are committed to providing an excellent educationin an environment of Catholic faith and moral values. ButteCentral Schools prepare students for an exciting future bybuilding partnerships with families, parishes, and the widerButte community. Through academic, religious, and cocurricular programs, Butte Central strives to produce leadersin the Church and in society.Vision StatementButte Central Catholic Schools were founded in the 1880’s toserve the children of Butte’s Catholic minders. For over 135years, Butte Central has thrived with a remarkable resilienceand a tremendous spirit of survival. Personal attention, highexpectations, strong discipline, teamwork, Christian values,and a powerful drive toward excellence speak to ButteCentral’s motto of pride, tradition, and commitment.PhilosophyThe course of study at Butte Central Catholic High School is designed to provide an education that is both Christian and humanistic in its scope.Because most of our students choose to continue their education at the college level, we place emphasis on developing the skills necessary forthe successful completion of college. We emphasize, not just the subject matter, but critical thinking skills, collaborative learning, and the “howto” of successful scholarship. We know that teaching, like learning, is accomplished in a variety of ways, therefore we concentrate on keeping ourstudents at the center of instruction and on promoting excellence. In the tradition of Catholic education, we build on faith and commit ourselvesto excellence. Through this environment, we integrate academics with athletics, with art and music, with writing, as well as critical thinking andwith public speaking. We resolve to develop young learners who understand social justice and responsible action. Parents and students, wesuggest that you take the courses that best suit your needs, your abilities, and your plans for the future. Talk to your teachers, school counseloror administrator for guidance in selecting your course of study. Finally, testing at the high school level is important for entering colleges anduniversities. All students will test throughout their four years of high school and are encouraged to take it seriously. The SAT and ACT ae currentlyused by most colleges and universities for entry.L ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINO
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Butte Public Schools Mission, Vision and Beliefs and ValuesOur MissionButte Public Schools will create, in partnership with our staff, families and community, challenging opportunities for all studentsto be successful as they become responsible and contributing citizens, and master the knowledge and skills essential for life-longlearning in our changing and diverse world.Our VisionButte Public Schools will create a progressive, educational environment in which each day, each student achieves success in asafe, positive, supportive and orderly learning environment.Our Beliefs and Values A safe and caring environment will exist in all schools. Education will be a primary responsibility and investmentof society. Butte School District No. 1 staff members are valued.Staff members will be involved in professional growth anddevelopment activities. Students' self-esteem is important; they will feel valuedas human beings and successful as learners. All students will learn to become responsible partnersin their education and contributing members of theircommunity. Students will develop a foundation of technologicalknowledge that will enable them to access, use andevaluate information. Cultural and social diversity are strengths – feelings andbeliefs of others will be respected.L ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINO
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What is Kindergarten Readiness?Language & Literacy I identify and name 12-15 letters I correctly match letters I sing/chant ABC and number songs whilepointing to letters, numbers I can recite 6-10 rhymes I can identify the beginning sounds in words I hear my parents speak to me about30 times an hour I speak using complete sentences with fewinaccuracies I may print my first name using upper andlower case lettersMath & Reasoning I count in order to 20 I match number shapes from 1 to 12 I copy, trace and/or draw letters, numbers,and 2D shapes I know 12 colors. I name and sort objects by color, shape,and size I recognize numbers and quantities to 10 I create and repeat 2 to 3 step color patters. I play memory gamesDon’t forget to get your childregistered for Kindergarten.Requirements:Your child has had his/her 5th birthdayby September 10thThese are readiness skills recommendedby the Children’s Reading FoundationL ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINOSocial & Emotional I “settle in” to new groups or situationswith minimal stress. I play cooperatively with two or more peers I focus on a task for at least 5 minutes,persisting even if there are problems ordistractions I remember and follow 3-step directions I obey simple rules I take care of my dressing, hygiene, andtoileting needs I clean up after an activity I show kindness and empathy to others
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Butte Schools Extra Curricular ActivitiesButte High SchoolButte CentralArt Trek, Student Council, National Honor Society,National Science Honor Society, Intramural Sports,Football, Volleyball, Golf, Soccer, Cross Country,Basketball, Swimming, Wrestling, Softball, Tennis,Track, Cheerleading, FCCLA, DECA, Skills USA-VICA,TSA, HOSA, Math Club, Key Club, International Club,Yearbook, Mountaineer (BHS Newspaper), Infiniti Club,BPA, Youth and Government Athletics – football, volleyball, cross-country, boys/girls basketball, wrestling, golf, cheerleading, softball,and tennis. Many of our students also participate incity teams, such as soccer and hockey. HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America)East Middle SchoolStudent Council, Builders Club, Earth Shuttle, RocketClub, Art Club, Recycling Club, Garden Club, FitnessClub, Yearbook, 200 Clubs, TIP, Football, Volleyball,Cross Country, Basketball, Wrestling, & TrackEast Middle School New GymL ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINO Key Club Yearbook Student Council Pep/Rock Band National Honor Society Drama/Theatre Youth Legislature Speech & Debate
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Enrollment & VaccinationsYou need to bring the following: Copies of the child s birth certificate Immunization records Parent, legal guardian, or legal custodian must be present at thetime of enrollmentCurrent list of immunizations required according to the MontanaDepartment of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS). Polio: 3 doses and at least 1 does after the 4th birthday. DTP/DT/DtaP/Td: 4 doses and one dose must be given after the4th birthday Tdap/booster: 1 dose (Prior to entering the 7th grade a pupil must receive a dose of Tdap containing vaccine.This Schedule applies to pupils who have completed the prior 4 doses listed above.) MMR: Dose 1 on or after the first birthday and dose 2 prior to kindergarten entry. A pupil entering any grade from 7 to 12 whohas not already received the 2 required doses at kindergarten age must receive the second dose Varicella: 2 doses prior to entering kindergartenThe vaccines are available from your private health care provider or the Butte Silver Bow Health Department on an appointment onlybasis. Contact 497-5026.If a child has not completed the minimum vaccination series required by Montana Law, a Conditional Attendance Form, No. HES103-1B should be completed and attached to the Blue immunization Form (HES-101). If the pupil received at least one or more dosesof the required vaccine, he/she can conditionally attend until the next dose is due. In order to remain in school the student mustcontinue to receive all remaining doses as specified on the conditional form. If the student fails to complete the immunizations withinthe time period indicated, he/she must either qualify for or claim an exemption or be excluded immediately from school by theschool administrator or the person designee.L ASLOVICHORTHODONTICS& GOOD TYMES CASINO
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Butte High School Sports CalendarVARSITY FOOTBALLDateAug. 26Sept. 3Sept. 10Sept. 17Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 14Oct. 21TeamSeniorGreat FallsHelenaFlatheadBig SkyCapital (HC)Glacier (Silver B's)HellgateSen nel -VARSITY FOOTBALLAug. 26Sept. 3Sept. 10Sept. 17Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 14Oct. 21SeniorGreat FallsHelenaFlatheadBig SkyCapitalGlacierHellgateSen N FOOTBALLAug. 28Sept. 2Sept. 11Sept. 17Sept. 23Sept. 30Oct. 7Oct. 15Oct. 20Great Falls-JamboreeBeaverheadHelenaFlatheadBig SkyCapitalGlacierHellgateSen 0 PM7:00 PM7:00 PM7:00 PM7:00 PM7:00 PM7:30 PM7:00 PM7:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PM3:00 PMVOLLEYBALLDateAug. 26Aug. 26Sept. 2Sept. 4Sept. 9Sept. 11Sept. 16Sept. 18Sept. 21Sept. 23Sept. 28Oct. 2Oct. 4Oct. 7Oct. 9Oct. 14Oct. 19Oct. 22Oct. 26Oct. 28Nov. 4-6Nov. 11-13TeamSkyviewWestBeaverheadCrossover TourneyFlatheadGlacierBig SkyHellgateHelenaCapitalSen nelCrossover TourneyBeaverheadFlatheadGlacierSen nelHellgate (PN)Big SkyCapitalHelenaDivisionalsStateH/AFR 11There 11:00ThereThere 4:15BelgradeHome 3:00There 11:00Home 4:00There 1:00There 4:00Home 4:00There 5:30HomeHomeThere 3:00Home 11:00Home 4:00HomeThere 4:00There 4:00Home 4:00FlatheadBozemanCROSS COUNTRY11:00 AM5:30 PM11:00 AM12:00 PM5:00 PM4:00 PM2:00 PM3:00 PM4:00 PMDateSept. 2Sept. 11Sept. 18Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 7Oct. 14Oct. 23TeamBelgradeBzman @ BridgerMtn WestBu eGreat FallsHelena 7 on 7BozemanStateGOLFDateAug. 23Aug. 24Aug. 30Aug. 31Sept. 7Sept. 9Sept. 10Sept. 16Sept. 17Sept. 23-24Sept. laEventMissoulaMissoulaBelgrade Invita onalBelgrade Invita onalBelgrade (JV)Bu e InviteBu e InviteBozeman Invita onalBozeman Invita onalDivisionalsStateFR 1 Soph J.V. Varsity3:00 12:30 1
College, University of Montana, MSU, MSUB, as well as out-of-state colleges such as Gonzaga University, Arizona State, University of Colorado, Boise State, and many other outstanding institutions. Butte Central's Bishop Thomas Scholars Academy continues to be successful in preparing our students for their ACT and
