In preparation for the upcoming Bison Harvest, our Indian Education for All team partnered with Farm to School to host a special guest speaker. We were honored to welcome Les Left Hand from the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council (RMTLC) into several high school classrooms this week. Mr. Left Hand delivered an engaging presentation on the significance of the Bison. He shared traditional knowledge about the many uses of the Bison, including its role in providing food, clothing, tools, and shelter.
A huge thank you to Les Left Hand and RMTLC for enriching our learning with real-world connections and Indigenous perspectives and thank you to teachers Mr. Jonathan Stands, Mrs. Amy Stops, and Mr. Kaldahl for creating space for this meaningful learning opportunity. Our students walked away with a richer understanding of the Bison’s role in Tribal history and culture. Ahóoh
Updated flyer! Still have room call to sign up!!
We’d like to highlight the upcoming Ask a Therapist LIVE event on April 16th. These events take place once a month and offer a unique opportunity for parents to engage directly with a licensed family therapist. Parents can ask questions anonymously and receive personalized answers in real-time. You can register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ed0r5oPxQv2GEFWQbyeQyg#/registration
10th Annual Spring Pow Wow has moved to the Hardin Middle School Gym. Everything else is the same.
Title VI Indian Education Open Meeting
Our HS Technology students have partnered with Wonder Media and our Indian Education department to create a short video series around our Portrait of a Graduate traits. The video can be seen here: https://youtu.be/WkBKs6RAx6g?feature=shared
Join Us for CAPS Literacy Night!
Shóotaachi, students, families and community members! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, April 9, 2025, and join us for a special CAPS Literacy Night featuring the book Sáapeem Koochíhk Buúshbii? – What Will I Eat First?
Enjoy an evening of storytelling, strengthen our Crow language, and connect as a community! PLUS, dinner will be provided—so bring the whole family for a night of learning and good food.
Check out the Crow Language Consortium YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqhRxo5lTlA&t=56s
Let’s come together to keep our language and stories alive. Ahóoh!
Please see the attached agenda for next week's Board of Trustees meeting: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/agenda
Crow Agency Public School had the honor of welcoming Christian Parrish aka Supaman! His message of hope, resilience, and cultural pride lit up the room and inspired our students to walk in their power, embrace who they are, and dream big.
Through his powerful words and high-energy performance, Supaman reminded us all of the strength we carry in our roots and the importance of lifting each other up.
A huge thank you to Principal Sherry Foote, the amazing staff, and all the students for welcoming him as a guest and making this event so special! Ahóoh
Hardin School District is proud to have partnered with The Wyld Foundation to launch Uuwatisee (Big Metal) in our schools. Uuwatisee is an educational RPG adventure video game that immerses students in Apsaalooké culture and language through interactive storytelling. Players follow the main character as they explore the heritage of the Apsaalooké people, engage in quests, and learn cultural practices, traditional knowledge, and language elements tied to the tribe.
Dimarco Barea, the creator of the game and Executive Director of The Wyld Foundation says, “I am so grateful to be working with the Apsáalooke community and Hardin School District leaders like Superintendent Mr. Tobin Novasio, Bianka Rock Above District Indian Education Director and all of the staff and teachers to pilot this innovative and much needed program. This move will allow students to connect with peers from various schools, share cultural knowledge, and learn together. Schools that have the most engagement with this game will be able to use it as a teaching tool as a turnkey solutions for the IEFA requirement and to enhance both the language and cultural awareness of their students in an innovative and interactive way.”
Update: SB today the game times have been moved back in order to get fields ready. Hardin v Dawson at 1:00 pm, Dawson v HP 3:00 pm and Hardin v HP at 5:00 pm. Also Tennis Invite is still going today and tomorrow projected start times are at 9:00 am.
SB Updates on games and times- 4/10 v East Helena new start time 1:30 pm, 4/14 v Lockwood 4 pm moved from 4/8, Rescheduled 4/16 v Central 4 pm Varsity only,
The SB game that was postponed with Central has been Rescheduled for April 16th Varsity only at 4:00 pm here in Hardin.
The MS track meet on 4/4 in Lewistown has been canceled due to weather. It will be rescheduled for Tuesday April 29th
The softball game on Saturday 4/5 in Laurel the start time will be 2:00 pm for Varsity and 4:00 pm for JV
Kindergarten Readiness Center is looking for students for the 25-'26 school year! See attached flyer for more information.
Softball Game today against Central has been postponed due to weather and field conditions, A make up date will be scheduled.
HCAC April 2025 hours of operation
NFHS/MHSA COY congrats to Coach Farmer for your selection as the State and Section 8 Region Girls XC COY
Thank you!
