Canyon Creek

Canyon Creek, MT · Education
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Helena High grad lands spot in Smithsonian's first rural internship class
This summer, Helena native Lyla Ackerman swapped Montana for the nation's capital, becoming one of the first 10 students nationwide chosen for a new internship at the Smithsonian Institute. Ackerman, a rising junior at the University of Montana studying biology with a concentration in education, was selected for the inaugural...
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Belgrade star ready to shine in Shrine game
BOZEMAN, Mont.- The 79th annual Montana East West Shrine Game will go down in Butte on Saturday, June 20 and will feature the premier graduating senior football players the state has to offer. For many, this will be their last time putting on a helmet and shoulder pads, but for...
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West All-Stars topple East 20-6 for sixth straight Shrine Game victory
BUTTE, Mont. -- For the sixth consecutive summer, the West Team All-Stars are the victors of Montana's annual East-West high school football Shrine Game. The West bested East 20-6 at Naranche Stadium in Butte on Saturday night, a late pick-six by Sentinel's Rudy Hess helping to seal the victory. On...
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Helena leaders break ground on new high school
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Helena High signs ‘sister school’ pact with Japanese high school
5,700 miles and an entire ocean separate Helena High School from its “sister school” in southern Japan. But, the two became a little closer in a special ceremony this June. Helena High band students struck up a stirring rendition of a traditional Japanese march to open the ceremony....
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Helena school board votes unanimously to add high school baseball
HELENA — High school baseball is coming to Montana’s capital city. The Helena Public Schools Board of Trustees voted 8-0 Tuesday night to add varsity and junior varsity baseball programs at Helena High School and Capital High School beginning in the spring of 2027. The board reviewed an...
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Helena High School students aim high with final exam
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Capital High moves 2026 graduates forward with compassion, care during ceremony
Capital High School celebrated its seniors during a graduation ceremony on Saturday at Carroll College's Valley Bank Field at Nelson Stadium with cheers, songs and one final goodbye to its principal. There were 307 graduates from CHS, including 34 valedictorians and eight salutatorians, but one graduate was not a student.