Call Family Engagement Center to sign up! Classes will be at Crow School Cafeteria!
Night School begins tonight at Big Horn Academy. This program provides students with an additional opportunity to complete coursework, recover credits, and receive academic support in a structured learning environment. Night School is designed to help students stay on track for graduation while offering flexible scheduling and a supportive space for learning outside of regular school hours.
Classes will run from 4:00–7:00 p.m., and bus transportation will be available with a drop-off at Crow Agency Public School. Adults interested in receiving Hi-SET instruction are encouraged to contact Big Horn Academy at 406-665-9326.
For more information, please visit our website: https://www.hardin.k12.mt.us/page/big-horn-academy
Reminder of our Powwow this Friday, September 26, 2025
Grand Entry: 9:30 AM
Location: Hardin High School IMER Football Field
Everyone of all ages is welcome to dance, celebrate, and honor this important day together.
* Stadium seating is open to the public
* If you plan to sit on the field, please bring your own chairs and shades (If you have extra shades bring those too)
* Water will be provided for students in the field
* A Community Feed will follow the Powwow
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
We would like to express our gratitude to all of our sponsors. Your generous support makes the 3rd Annual Powwow possible and helps us come together to honor tradition and celebrate together! Ahóoh
Special thank you to our Family Engagement Center for sponsoring the Tiny Tot Special every year. Ahóoh
We’re thrilled to share that Hardin Indian Education for All is teaming up with Sunny Reed-Gardner (Apsáalooke), Physical Education teacher at Crow Agency Public School and bead artist, to create Traveling Trunks for our teachers and classrooms to check out!
The trunks will highlight Native history, culture, and traditions through hands-on resources, including:
Northern Cheyenne Tribe Trunk
Crow “ Apsáalooke” Tribe Trunk
Buffalo Trunk
One special item featured in the Crow "Apsáalooke" trunk is a beautiful beaded cradleboard handcrafted by Sunny Reed-Gardner, Apsaalooke Artist
“Crosses the River” Apsáalooke name (given by late SonnyJoe Reed)
Sunny is a Physical Education teacher at Crow School and has been teaching & coaching for 16 years. She taught herself to bead by watching her mom and sister bead. She gets inspiration from her daughter who loves to powwow, parade and participate in Apsáalooke cultural activities. Creating one of a kind pieces takes a lot of time, from researching, creating the design/pattern, picking out color schemes, and putting all the parts together. Sunny loves beading and creating art through her beadwork.
We’re excited to bring these meaningful resources into classrooms across our district so stay tuned for checkout details. Ahóoh
PIR Day - Monday September 22nd
Just a reminder that there is NO SCHOOL for students on Monday September 22nd!
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Suicide Prevention Training through NAFFA
Suicide Prevention© is a 12-session program that will help individuals recognize the beauty of life. This unique approach highlights the power of love by having family, friends, and professionals come together to assist those in need. With an emphasis on uplifting an individual's self-worth, while reminding them of their true personal identity, our goal is to bring each individual back to a purpose-driven life.
