HS Track update- the meet here on Friday May 2nd will be starting at 2 pm
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health matters—this month and every month. The reality is that many people around us are struggling, and they deserve care, understanding, and support. Mental health challenges don’t define a person; they are simply part of the human experience. By having open, compassionate conversations, we can break the stigma and create a culture of support.
Let’s stand together to ensure no one has to struggle alone. If you or someone you know needs help, Care Solace is here for you. This complimentary and confidential mental health care coordination service, provided by Hardin Public Schools, can help connect you with a provider quickly and easily:
📞 Call 888-515-0595 for multilingual support, available 24/7/365.
🌐 Visit www.caresolace.com/hardin to search for a provider or click “Book Appointment” for personalized assistance via video chat, email, or phone.
You are not alone. Help is always available—don’t hesitate to reach out.
Reminder: Hardin Primary's Kindergarten Registration for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year is happening this Wednesday April 30th , from 1-6pm-don't miss it!
Starts Tonight! Can still join!
The spa at the HCAC is repaired and will be open tomorrow during normal Sunday hours.
Come and speak Crow. Bíiluukaalilaah!
Join us for our Final CAPS Literacy Night of the School Year!
Shóotaachi, students, families, and community members! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, May 14, 2025, at 5:30 PM at Crow Agency Public School, and join us for our last CAPS Literacy Night of the school year, featuring the book Sam Hawassdáaweesh – Sam's Journey.
Come enjoy an evening of storytelling, strengthen our Crow language, and connect as a community one more time before summer. Dinner will be provided, so bring the whole family for a night of learning, culture, and good food! Ahóoh.
Bringing Crow Stories to Life at Crow Agency Public School
We were honored to welcome storyteller Harry Rock Above into our classrooms this week for "Crow Stories in Both Crow and English Languages." At the request of our dedicated teachers, Mr. Rock Above shared traditional stories including the Battle of Arrow Creek, the Little People story, and the story of Chief Plenty Coups, told in both Crow and English while dressed in full Native Crow regalia.
Our students were eager to learn, asking thoughtful questions, sharing Crow stories they’ve learned in class, and proudly introducing themselves with their Crow names. The energy and engagement in the room reflected a deep appreciation for cultural learning and the power of storytelling.
Special thanks to Ms. Nicole Real Bird, Ms. Regina Yarlott, Mrs. Clarena Hugs, Mrs. Jonna Chavez, and Mrs. Dounie Means for bringing this enriching experience into your classrooms. Ahóoh
Please join us for the Hardin Intermediate School Spring Concert!
MMIW May 5th - HHS
Hardin School Board Negotiations Work Session with Big Horn Unit of the MFPE. Wednesday April 30th at 6:15 PM in the District Board Room.
Please see the attached agenda for a special Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday April 30th at Noon: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/agenda
KINDERGARTEN ROUNDUP!
Today at Crow School! 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Hardin's own Kroy Bierman is being inducted to the Montana Football Hall of Fame on June 28th! Please see flyer for information on attending.
Calling all 3-5 year olds! Tomorrow is Child Find at the Kindergarten Readiness Center. If you want to make sure your child is meeting developmental milestones, stop on by from 9am-3pm. Big Horn County Health will be here as well, making sure your child is up to date on vaccinations and performing car seat checks, if you choose. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 665-9390 or 665-9395.
SB update- The team will not be going to Frenchtown this weekend, we were not scheduled in the jamboree.
Congratulations for the 28 students that earned their OSHA 10 cards!
Still have room, call to sign up!
406.665.9440
Summer Driver Education applications are now available at the Hardin High School Office. To be eligible this year, students must be 15 years of age by December 25th, 2025 (or older). The program will run all weekdays in June, with class beginning on Monday, June 2nd. Students must attend every day of class in order to finish the program, no exceptions. There are no absences allowed, as there are only the required amount of required hours built into the program for successful completion. Please consider this before signing up, as summer plans must be planned around this course. Students will continue driving into July for one to three days per week, depending on enrollment, until all driving hours for the course are completed. We plan to be finished with most driving groups before the 4-H Fair. Pick up an application and turn in by May 1st at 2pm at the latest. Please read all information carefully in the packet. Thank you, and we are looking forward to it!
Mural Project Progress at Hardin Academy!
At the request of Principal Taylor Sidwell, world-renowned artist Allen Knows His Gun has been working with students on an inspiring art project, which includes a hands-on workshops, and a student art exhibition, all centered around creativity, culture, and healing.
Allen is also creating two murals. The first one is nearing completion and will begin the next one this week! He’ll continue working with the students until the end of the month, providing valuable lessons in mural-making and professional art techniques.
A huge THANK YOU to Allen for sharing your time, talent, and expertise with our students. Your impact is truly meaningful.
And a special THANK YOU to Lacey Gonzales and the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council for funding this project and making it all possible!
Stay tuned as this amazing journey continues! Ahóoh
Cooking Class :)
Come join us prepare some delicious food and have family style dinner. Always a fun evening!
Call us to sign up 406.665.9440
