Wolf Creek
Wolf Creek, MT · Education
Montana Sports
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...
KXLH
Helena High School students aim high with final exam
msuexponent.com
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.
msuexponent.com
Helena High celebrates Japanese sister school with visit from Kumamoto principal
Six years after a partnership between Helena High School and a Japanese high school was born, a Kumamoto principal visited the Queen City on Friday to officially sign a document fortifying the sister-school program between the schools and take in American education. Masataka Watanabe is the principal of Senshu University...
msuexponent.com
'Go be great': Helena High School sees more than 200 graduates in 2026 class
Helena High School seniors graduated on Saturday at Valley Bank Field at Nelson Stadium at Carroll College with smiles on their faces, tears on their cheeks and plenty of support moving forward. There were 216 members of the 2026 graduating class, including 12 valedictorians and five salutatorians. Speeches were given...
msuexponent.com
'You conquered': East Helena HS seniors graduate under setting sun, with new chapter ahead
East Helena High School saw 133 seniors graduate on Friday evening as the sun set, their next chapters beginning with diplomas in hand and encouragement from their peers. Some graduates donned decorated caps, colorful cords and sashes representing their achievements and feelings spanning their academic careers. Family members and friends...
msuexponent.com
'Carry this community': PAL graduates tout resilience as they collect diplomas
Twenty-one Project for Alternative Learning graduates walked across the Helena Middle School stage on Friday with smiles, tears and laughter. There were 28 total graduates for the PAL class of 2026, but the 21 present heard a speech from keynote speaker and Helena Education Foundation Executive Director Becca Leaphart. She...
msuexponent.com
Jim Darcy students sow the seeds of learning at Ag Day
Hundreds of Jim Darcy Elementary School students wandered around their campus Friday to learn about and interact with various livestock, heavy machinery and Indigenous teachings for the annual Ag Day. There were 21 sessions students could participate in, including weed control, emu and goat care, fiber arts, branding, rodeo, horsemanship...
swxlocalsports.com
Red and Blue 8-man All-Stars prepare to clash in 42nd annual Clev game
BUTTE, Mont. -- The annual Bob Cleverley 8-man All-Star football game, also known as "The Clev," is set to return for its 42nd edition with Saturday night's Blue Team vs. Red Team showdown at Bob Green Field in Butte. The game kicks off at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 6,...
Yahoo!
buttesports.com
It’s Noah’s Turn: Thatcher Named Head Coach of Bulldog Basketball
The Thatcher name is returning to the sidelines at Butte High. The Butte School District Board of Trustees approved the hiring of Noah Thatcher as the next head coach of the Butte High boys basketball program, Athletic Director Travis Johnson announced Wednesday. Thatcher replaces Matt Luedtke, who resigned this spring...
Montana Sports
Capital's Brayden Brisko reflects on record-setting high school career after winning two more state titles
Capital senior Brayden Brisko repeated as Class AA’s pole vault state champ, and perhaps more unexpectedly, won the 100-meter title in his first season competing seriously as a sprinter.
buttesports.com
Taking Liberty: Third-place trophy, coach not surprised
A lot of celebration was happening as Butte High Bulldogs hugged en masse behind their first-base dugout and they grew somewhat quiet circling a trophy standing on the grassy knoll outside that leftside fence. Jim LeProwse was a happy man, but didn’t quite understand the fence. The team had just...