Traffic jams - as close to those as they come in Butte, Montana, anyway - around every school. Kids with backpacks ambling along neighborhood sidewalks, sometimes three wide. If you didn't know Butte-Silver Bow's largest school district was starting its new year this week, and you were anywhere in town Monday morning, well, you certainly knew then. The kids need their education.'īutte Schools: Kids, teachers, staff share butterflies to start new year 'We pray for our kids, our families, our community. 'We pray every day for the safety of our kids,' Guardipee-Hall said, referencing the COVID-19 pandemic, which prompted Browning Public Schools to close in March 2020. 'Good morning! Welcome back!' she shouted as she helped second and third-grade students out of their cars. This year is Guardipee-Hall's fifth year as superintendent of Browning Public Schools and her 32nd year in education. īrowning Students Glad to Be Back to In-Person SchoolĬorrina Guardipee-Hall stood outside Browning Elementary School on a brisk Tuesday morning. Articles and opinions appearing on this page do not necessarily reflect the policies, positions, opinions or views of the MTSBA Directors or staff. Any payment required to access a particular website is the sole responsibility of the individual reader.

By clicking on a link, the reader is taken away from the MTSBA website. The following are a few of the items profiling the great work of Montana's public schools that have appeared in Montana news media. Great things are happening in Montana's public schools every day of the school year.

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