School news round up
Madison County school districts remain in a transition phase, welcoming new administrative leaders and addressing infrastructure needs.
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Madison County school districts remain in a transition phase, welcoming new administrative leaders and addressing infrastructure needs.
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A recent report commissioned by the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce and conducted by ECOnorthwest spotlighted a burgeoning cost of living crisis in both Ennis and Big Sky. The study underscores the financial strain on service workers in these picturesque, yet increasingly expensive parts of Madison County.
Stockman Bank and the Montana High School Association have partnered to highlight one team from each classification during the 2024 MHSA Girls State Basketball Tournaments. This award is to highlight and celebrate outstanding Team Sportsmanship throughout the postseason.
The Ennis Speech & Drama Team competed in Big Timber Saturday, Nov. 12 and came away with a trophy for first place for class c speech sweeps.
The Ennis Mustangs have been looking forward to hitting it off against the St. Ignatius Bulldogs for weeks now. We started off on top with a 47 yard touchdown pass from Clintin Buyan to Nicholas Johnson to go up 6 to 0. We then added to that with another pass (51 yards) to Johnson.
Dr. Robert Marks has only lived in Ennis for thirteen years but based on the impact he has left on its hospital, patients, and community, the honor of Grand Marshal could have come a long time ago. When given the news Marks joked “I didn’t think I was old enough, the miles must count.”
Ennis has released a special town ballot asking voters to levy $50,000 annually for the purpose of funding a second full time officer for the Ennis Police Department. The ballot language was written to ensure that the funding be exclusively used for this purpose while also maintaining the current police department budget.
Ennis School Board approves Virginia City bus route hires; transportation director retires
The Ennis Public Schools Board of Trustees held their regular board meeting on Jan. 12. Here’s a recap of what was covered, according to Ennis Superintendent Casey Klasna.
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