Kindergarten Readiness Center Christmas Program on December 22 at 10am
Please come join us for Crow Agency Public School Literacy Night
Tuesday, December 16, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Tuesday, December 16, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Join us for the Hardin Intermediate Christmas Concert.
Boys and Girls BB is still planning on going to Park today. We would like to move the take off for those games to 9:30 am .
Hardin families, due to current road conditions and the expectation of heavy snows overnight; there will be no school tomorrow Friday December 12th.
At this time we are still anticipating that scheduled athletic events will move forward, but please stay in contact with your coaches for updates.
Stay safe!
At this time we are still anticipating that scheduled athletic events will move forward, but please stay in contact with your coaches for updates.
Stay safe!
Crow Agency Public School Christmas Program
🎄 Christmas Crafts at CAPs and Hardin Schools was a huge success! 🎄
A heartfelt thank you to all the amazing volunteers who served as Santa’s Elves and made sure everything ran smoothly. We are so grateful for the wonderful parents and guardians who brought their children to enjoy a joyful evening of crafting and holiday fun.
We were even visited by Santa Claus himself, who took time out of his busy schedule at the North Pole to greet the kids and take pictures! We wish we could share every single photo—there were so many magical moments.
✨ Happy Holidays to you all!
With warm wishes,
Tara and Leda
Family Engagement Center
A heartfelt thank you to all the amazing volunteers who served as Santa’s Elves and made sure everything ran smoothly. We are so grateful for the wonderful parents and guardians who brought their children to enjoy a joyful evening of crafting and holiday fun.
We were even visited by Santa Claus himself, who took time out of his busy schedule at the North Pole to greet the kids and take pictures! We wish we could share every single photo—there were so many magical moments.
✨ Happy Holidays to you all!
With warm wishes,
Tara and Leda
Family Engagement Center
Hello! 🎄
Parents/Guardians, if you would like your child to call Santa, here’s a number they can use to hear a special message from him.
Have a joyous evening!
Parents/Guardians, if you would like your child to call Santa, here’s a number they can use to hear a special message from him.
Have a joyous evening!
IF you lost your cell phone at the Basketball games from last Saturday 12/6 against Fergus I have one that was found and still here in my office. Please contact the AD Office
Please see the attached agenda for this week's Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday the 11th:
https://sites.google.com/hardin.k12.mt.us/hardin-school-board/home
Please note regular board meetings will be at the Family Engagement Center (636 W. 5th St.) unless otherwise noted.
The Hardin Middle School Science Fair will be Friday December 19th in the middle school gym. Students will be judged throughout the day. Students that qualify will compete at the regional science fair in Billings. If you are interested in judging all day, please contact Mike Flamm at 665-6310.
Good morning! The GBB parent meeting has been rescheduled for Friday December 5 at 6pm in HS cafeteria. Thanks
Coach Farmer, Red Cherries and Spotted Wolf.
Join us on December 10th for an exciting evening as we prepare a delicious meal and share it together family-style!
Expect lots of fun, laughter, and the chance to learn new ways to cook amazing food. Bring the whole family—everyone is welcome!
Call now to sign up!
Expect lots of fun, laughter, and the chance to learn new ways to cook amazing food. Bring the whole family—everyone is welcome!
Call now to sign up!
Our Hardin High School RISE (Resilience in Something Else) students, led by Janie Delp and Mrs. Jefferson, proudly facilitated this week’s statewide RISE meeting. They invited special guest Sydney Little Light, who shared inspiring messages with Native youth across Montana. During the meeting, Michele Henson, MPH, Tribal Student Achievement Specialist, also showcased the trailer for the documentary Undefeated, which features Sydney and her powerful story.
RISE, created by MT OPI during the pandemic, continues to foster connection, culture, and leadership among Native youth. Meeting biweekly, RISE provides opportunities such as leadership committees, youth panels, and a permanent youth seat on the MACIE board.
We are incredibly proud of our Hardin High School RISE leaders for representing their community with confidence, culture, and heart.
RISE, created by MT OPI during the pandemic, continues to foster connection, culture, and leadership among Native youth. Meeting biweekly, RISE provides opportunities such as leadership committees, youth panels, and a permanent youth seat on the MACIE board.
We are incredibly proud of our Hardin High School RISE leaders for representing their community with confidence, culture, and heart.
The GBB parent meeting set for today will need to be postponed and rescheduled for a later date, We will let you know when it will be rescheduled.
Christmas Crafts CAPS was a wonderful success!
Families had an amazing evening creating crafts, laughing together, and enjoying a festive night of fun. We are so grateful for everyone who came out and made the event special.
🎄 Coming up next:
Christmas Crafts for Hardin Schools will take place next Tuesday, 11/9/26. We can’t wait to celebrate with even more families!
A huge thank-you to all the families who attended and helped make the night memorable.
Families had an amazing evening creating crafts, laughing together, and enjoying a festive night of fun. We are so grateful for everyone who came out and made the event special.
🎄 Coming up next:
Christmas Crafts for Hardin Schools will take place next Tuesday, 11/9/26. We can’t wait to celebrate with even more families!
A huge thank-you to all the families who attended and helped make the night memorable.
CAPS Literacy Night – Tuesday, December 16, 2025 | 5:30 PM at Crow Agency Public School
This month’s Literacy Night is extra special! Crow Agency Public School teachers and staff will lead families and community members in exploring Ammiláau, our dynamic e-learning platform that brings the Crow language to life. Developed with Crow educators, linguists, and community advocates and in partnership with Crow Language Consortium, The Language Conservancy, Little Big Horn College, and the Crow Tribe, Ammiláau combines recordings, images, dialogues, and expert guidance to help students connect with their language and culture. Now you can see it in action! This platform is made possible thanks to a generous grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Native American and Alaska Native Children in School Program (NAM).
CAPS Literacy Night is part of the Ammaaleíéhkuua (“Place We Go for Knowledge”) Project, a five-year language revitalization initiative created through a grant written by Dr. Cummins during his time as Principal and the Language Consortium. This project strengthens the Apsáalooke dual-language immersion program through new curriculum, cultural picture books, proficiency assessments, and professional development for teachers and families.
Come see how Ammiláau brings our language and culture to life. See you there!
This month’s Literacy Night is extra special! Crow Agency Public School teachers and staff will lead families and community members in exploring Ammiláau, our dynamic e-learning platform that brings the Crow language to life. Developed with Crow educators, linguists, and community advocates and in partnership with Crow Language Consortium, The Language Conservancy, Little Big Horn College, and the Crow Tribe, Ammiláau combines recordings, images, dialogues, and expert guidance to help students connect with their language and culture. Now you can see it in action! This platform is made possible thanks to a generous grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Native American and Alaska Native Children in School Program (NAM).
CAPS Literacy Night is part of the Ammaaleíéhkuua (“Place We Go for Knowledge”) Project, a five-year language revitalization initiative created through a grant written by Dr. Cummins during his time as Principal and the Language Consortium. This project strengthens the Apsáalooke dual-language immersion program through new curriculum, cultural picture books, proficiency assessments, and professional development for teachers and families.
Come see how Ammiláau brings our language and culture to life. See you there!
Crow Agency Public School Teachers Lead the Way!
During their holiday break, our dedicated teachers spent time training to implement Ammiláau, meaning “our language” in Crow (Apsáalooke).
Ammiláau is a dynamic e-learning platform that brings the Crow language to life. Developed in collaboration with Little Big Horn College, Crow educators, linguists, and community advocates, it draws on years of recordings, images, dialogues, and expert input to support learning both inside and outside the classroom. Some of our teachers are already using Ammiláau to help students connect with their language and culture. The platform is funded by a generous grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Native American and Alaska Native Children in School Program (NAM).
Crow Agency Public School continues to build on the vision of the Ammaaleíéhkuua (“Place We Go for Knowledge”) Project, a five-year language revitalization initiative created through a grant written by Dr. Cummins during his time as Principal and the Language Consortium. This project strengthens the Apsáalooke dual-language immersion program by developing new curriculum, cultural picture books, proficiency assessments, and a digital learning platform. It also provides professional development and family literacy opportunities to support language growth across the community.
Teachers/Staff: Jennifer Bohlman, Cindy Bear Cloud, Dominica Bear Crane, April Chandler, Rochelle Deputy, Sunny Gardner, Nicolette Haleyalbung, Cherlee Iron House, Clarena Hugs, Lavonna Little Owl, Carrie Old Coyote, Jolauna Pickett, Ruby Peterson, Nicole Real Bird, Reva Not Afraid, Christina Turnsplenty, and Regina Yarlott. Facilitators: Amberly Howe & Bianka Rock Above
We are thrilled to bring these powerful resources into our classrooms to help keep our language strong, alive, and thriving for future generations. Thank you to our amazing educators for their dedication to our students, our culture, and our future. Special thanks to Crow Agency Public School Principal Sherry Foote for her continued support, and to our trainers Bob Rugh and Jamie Marquez-Bratcher of The Language Conservancy for guiding this learning experience. Ahóoh
During their holiday break, our dedicated teachers spent time training to implement Ammiláau, meaning “our language” in Crow (Apsáalooke).
Ammiláau is a dynamic e-learning platform that brings the Crow language to life. Developed in collaboration with Little Big Horn College, Crow educators, linguists, and community advocates, it draws on years of recordings, images, dialogues, and expert input to support learning both inside and outside the classroom. Some of our teachers are already using Ammiláau to help students connect with their language and culture. The platform is funded by a generous grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Native American and Alaska Native Children in School Program (NAM).
Crow Agency Public School continues to build on the vision of the Ammaaleíéhkuua (“Place We Go for Knowledge”) Project, a five-year language revitalization initiative created through a grant written by Dr. Cummins during his time as Principal and the Language Consortium. This project strengthens the Apsáalooke dual-language immersion program by developing new curriculum, cultural picture books, proficiency assessments, and a digital learning platform. It also provides professional development and family literacy opportunities to support language growth across the community.
Teachers/Staff: Jennifer Bohlman, Cindy Bear Cloud, Dominica Bear Crane, April Chandler, Rochelle Deputy, Sunny Gardner, Nicolette Haleyalbung, Cherlee Iron House, Clarena Hugs, Lavonna Little Owl, Carrie Old Coyote, Jolauna Pickett, Ruby Peterson, Nicole Real Bird, Reva Not Afraid, Christina Turnsplenty, and Regina Yarlott. Facilitators: Amberly Howe & Bianka Rock Above
We are thrilled to bring these powerful resources into our classrooms to help keep our language strong, alive, and thriving for future generations. Thank you to our amazing educators for their dedication to our students, our culture, and our future. Special thanks to Crow Agency Public School Principal Sherry Foote for her continued support, and to our trainers Bob Rugh and Jamie Marquez-Bratcher of The Language Conservancy for guiding this learning experience. Ahóoh
Please remember that all Hardin Families have access to the Parent Guidance resources!
More moments from the Hardin Kindergarten & Primary Powwow!
Our students celebrated Native American Heritage Month with beautiful and talented dancers from Hardin schools. We’re grateful for this meaningful celebration.
Our students celebrated Native American Heritage Month with beautiful and talented dancers from Hardin schools. We’re grateful for this meaningful celebration.
