Hardin Public Schools

This Coming Week's Summer Foods Hot Lunch Menu

Arbiter Registration for the upcoming school year, 2026-27, will be open on July 6th to upload physicals and to complete the registration for Athletics/Activities. Reminder you only need one account for the whole family. If you already have an account continue to use it.

Msg from Coach Walks Over Ice- BULLDOG BASKETBALL SUMMER 2026
Summer Effort, Season Success
Camp Location Dates Cost Comments
St. Labre Team Camp
Ashland June 10 & 11 $100 per team Varsity only

Dawson Team Camp
Glendive June 12 & 13 $300 per team Varsity only

Lockwood Team Camp
Lockwood June 20 & 21 Waitlisted

Hoops on the Hill SkyView June 26-28 $250 per team Varsity & JV

Big Sky State Games
Billings July 18-19 $225 per team Varsity/JV/F

Great Athletes are built in the offseason, and great teams dedicate their offseason to
getting better. Reaching your goals takes more than talent—it takes preparation,
commitment, and consistent hard work. As we look ahead to next season, we have high
standards and expectations both on the court and in the classroom. Stay focused, work
hard, and challenge yourself to improve every day. Be committed, disciplined, and
dedicated to becoming the best student-athlete you can be.
Open Gyms: The High School will be open Wednesday and Thursdays at 6-8pm to
work on your individual and team skills up until July 29th. Weight training will be
included on the open gym days as well.
-More information regarding Hoops on the Hill and Big Sky State Games will be given
out @ open gyms.
I can be reached at 406-880-0973 if you have any questions.
Coach Walks Over Ice

⚠️ PUBLIC NOTICE ⚠️

The Hardin School District and Big Horn FFA have been made aware of a fundraising solicitation claiming to represent Hardin High School FFA through a company called "All-American Publishing."

This fundraising campaign has NOT been authorized by the Hardin School District or Big Horn FFA.

We encourage businesses and community members to use caution and verify any fundraising requests before making donations or payments.

If you have questions or have been contacted regarding this solicitation, please contact Hardin High School at (406) 665-6300.

Thank you for helping us protect our students, programs, and community. #HardinSchools #CommunityNotice

Please see the attached notice for the June Board of Trustees meeting on the 9th: https://sites.google.com/hardin.k12.mt.us/hardin-school-board/home

Guess what day it is!!! It is $1 swim day!!! We will be running our summer $1 swim Wednesday's again. During the afternoon open swim sessions (1:00-3:30p) the entry fee is $1 per person. AM and PM sessions are not included in this special. Great place for kids to wear off that summer energy and swim with friends.

First Day of Practice for Middle School Football, MS Volleyball, MS Cross Country and MS Softball.

Monday August 17

Please have your physicals before then.

Sports Dates to mark down. June 5th Sports Physicals in weight room, August 13th HS Golf starts, August 14th start of HS FB, XC, VB, Flag August 17th start of MS FB, VB, SB, XC

Community Event - Father's Day Fishing

11:00-1:00 at Koyama's pond

HCAC summer newsletter

The HCAC is running the summer student membership deal again this summer. $45 summer membership for students ages 5-18. This pass gets them into student lap swim, regular lap swim, open swim, exercise facility, showers, and any event that may be held this summer. Does not include a locker.

Well that's a wrap on the 2026 tennis season. What an amazing three days of tennis action with Hardin hosting our first ever state tournament. There are so many people to thank and I apologize if I miss anyone but I'd like to take a second to acknowledge people that made our school and community look great during this event. Travis Krieger and Kole Passes for being the tournament directors, Chad Guptill and the maintenance crew for making sure the courts and facility were top notch, Clinton Fitzpatrick for making sure everything was stocked and clean and maintaining the facilities throughout the tournament, Kam and Nadine Koyama for the hospitality room, DonD Boyer for making sure all the athletes were taken care of whether it was weather or injury related, Nicole Boyer for making sure we had updated brackets and for creating the championship brackets, Robert and Bobbi Koyama for having the resources to help with all of our needs throughout the three days, and Larry Ericksen, Cabel Noteboom, and Macie Flamm for doing more than just being coaches, Again, if I missed anyone, thank you so much.

The players had one of our best state tournaments I've been a part of. The boys ended up second place overall and scored more points than any other boys team has ever scored at a state tournament. In most seasons this would have been a championship but Whitefish had one of the best teams ever assembled and they stepped up in all matches they needed to secure the championship. Our hats off to them. Liberty and Paige had one of the best state tournaments we've ever had for a doubles team and all by themselves scored enough points to be 5th place by themselves.

Wesley Walks was our fist boy in over 20 years to play in the singles championship. He ended up second. Tim Whiteman came out on fire and knocked off two higher seeds to advance to the semifinals and Friday. He ended up sixth in singles. These two young men could be seen at the courts throughout the last year pushing each other to be the best they could be. William Noteboom and Adrian Taganahan earned their first trip to a state championship match after finishing third a year ago. They came out on fire in the first set and then lost two heartbreaking sets to get second place. Luke Brien and Bruno Pallone advanced to the "blood round" which is the round where if you win you are all state, and dropped tough three set match. They played hard and should be hungry a year from now to go even further. As stated earlier, Paige and Liberty played great. They suffered a tough loss in the quarterfinals and fought their way all the way through the consolation round to end up third place.

We will have our season ending banquet on Wednesday night at 5:30 at the new courts. For all of the state players please bring your uniforms. I look forward to seeing you Wednesday night for one last opportunity to celebrate these kids. It was truly and honor to work with such a great group of athletes.

Montana offers SUN Bucks, a summer grocery benefit that provides eligible school-
aged children $120, so you can stretch your grocery budget and buy more of the foods
your children love! SUN Bucks is designed to work together with other benefits your
family may already get, like SNAP, TANF, or FDPIR. 
Learn more about SUN Bucks and how to
apply at https://dphhs.mt.gov/HCSD/SUNBucks

Crow Agency Public School Field Day 2026

Lady Bulldog Basketball Camp with Brandon The Boy
Grades 7-12 - June 8th and 9th

FIELD DAY AT HIS!