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Universe of Public Elementary and Secondary Education Agencies - Fall 2002 MONTANA / Page 203 Total 2001-02 Name of Agency Mailing Address Telephone Name of County Metro Grade Student Reg HS Spec Ed Teachers Sch's Street or P.O. Box City ZIP Number Status Span Membership Grads IEP Regular School Districts ABSAROKEE ELEM 327 S WOODARD AVE ABSAROKEE 59001 406-328-4583 STILLWATER 3 PK-08 237 † 39 17 2 ABSAROKEE H S 327 S WOODARD AVE ABSAROKEE 59001 406-328-4583 STILLWATER 3 09-12 121 33 8 11 1 ALBERTON K-12 SCHOOLS PO BOX 330 ALBERTON 59820 406-722-4413 MINERAL 3 PK-12 210 20 33 18 3 ALBION ELEM (NON-OP) HC 50 BOX 3 ALZADA 59311 406-828-4598 CARTER 3 N -N † † † † -2 ALDER ELEM PO BOX 110 ALDER 59710 406-842-5285 MADISON 3 PK-06 13 † † 2 1 ALZADA ELEM BOX 8 ALZADA 59311 406-828-4554 CARTER 3 PK-08 10 † 4 1 1 AMSTERDAM ELEM 6360 CAMP CREEK ROAD MANHATTAN 59741 406-282-7216 GALLATIN 3 KG-06 75 † 14 6 1 ANACONDA ELEM PO BOX 1281 ANACONDA 59711 406-563-8277 DEER LODGE 3 PK-08 927 † 162 58 4 ANACONDA H S PO BOX 1281 ANACONDA 59711 406-563-8277 DEER LODGE 3 09-12 476 90 62 26 1 ANDERSON ELEM 10040 COTTONWOOD ROAD BOZEMAN 59718 406-587-1305 GALLATIN 3 PK-08 184 † 15 14 2 ARLEE ELEM PO BOX 37 ARLEE 59821 406-726-3216 LAKE 3 PK-08 324 † 46 28 2 ARLEE H S PO BOX 37 ARLEE 59821 406-726-3216 LAKE 3 09-12 147 21 14 12 1 ARROWHEAD ELEM PO BOX 37 PRAY 59065 406-333-4359 PARK 3 PK-08 121 † 17 11 2 ASHLAND ELEM BOX 17 ASHLAND 59003 406-784-2568 ROSEBUD 3 PK-08 53 † 19 7 2 AUCHARD CREEK ELEM 9605 HWY 287 WOLF CREEK 59648 406-562-3528 LEWIS AND CLARK 3 PK-08 32 † 3 2 1 AUGUSTA ELEM PO BOX 307 AUGUSTA 59410 406-562-3384 LEWIS AND CLARK 3 PK-08 68 † 6 7 2 AUGUSTA H S PO BOX 307 AUGUSTA 59410 406-562-3384 LEWIS AND CLARK 3 09-12 37 16 4 7 1 AVON ELEM PO BOX 246 AVON 59713 406-492-6707 POWELL 3 PK-08 45 † 8 3 1 AYERS ELEM BOX 100 HWY 87 W #106 GRASS RANGE 59032 406-428-2368 FERGUS 3 PK-08 13 † 2 1 1 BAINVILLE K-12 SCHOOLS BOX 177 BAINVILLE 59212 406-769-2321 ROOSEVELT 3 PK-12 74 8 5 12 3 BAKER K-12 SCHOOLS BOX 659 BAKER 59313 406-778-2577 FALLON 3 PK-12 449 42 37 41 4 BASIN ELEM PO BOX 128 BASIN 59631 406-225-3216 JEFFERSON 3 PK-06 17 † † 1 1 BEAR PAW ELEM ROUTE 70 BOX 34 CHINOOK 59523 406-357-3568 BLAINE 3 PK-08 8 † † 1 1 BEAVERHEAD COUNTY H S 104 NORTH PACIFIC STREET DILLON 59725 406-683-2361 BEAVERHEAD 3 09-12 412 103 31 25 1 BELFRY K-12 SCHOOLS PO BOX 210 BELFRY 59008 406-664-3319 CARBON 2 PK-12 105 11 9 13 3 BELGRADE ELEM PO BOX 166 BELGRADE 59714 406-388-6951 GALLATIN 3 PK-08 1,747 † 195 91 4 BELGRADE H S PO BOX 166 BELGRADE 59714 406-388-6951 GALLATIN 3 09-12 725 143 46 40 1 BELLE CREEK ELEM (NON-OP) HC 54 BOX 37 BELLE CREEK 59317 406-427-5757 POWDER RIVER 3 N -N † † † † -2 BELT ELEM PO BOX 197 BELT 59412 406-277-3351 CASCADE 2 PK-08 216 † 34 16 3 BELT H S PO BOX 197 BELT 59412 406-277-3351 CASCADE 2 09-12 98 26 11 9 1 BENTON LAKE ELEM 17557 BOOTLEGGER TRAIL FLOWEREE 59440 406-452-6502 CHOUTEAU 3 PK-08 5 † 1 1 1 BENZIEN ELEM C/O LINDA RICH, BOX 65 SAND SPRINGS 59077 406-557-2252 GARFIELD 3 KG-08 2 † † 1 1 BIDDLE ELEM BOX 397 BIDDLE 59314 406-767-5778 POWDER RIVER 3 PK-08 6 † † 1 1 BIG DRY CREEK ELEM C/O LINDA RICH, BOX 65 SAND SPRINGS 59077 406-557-2252 GARFIELD 3 KG-08 8 † 1 1 1 BIG SANDY ELEM PO BOX 570 BIG SANDY 59520 406-378-2502 CHOUTEAU 3 PK-08 120 † 16 8 2 BIG SANDY H S PO BOX 570 BIG SANDY 59520 406-378-2502 CHOUTEAU 3 09-12 83 13 7 6 1 BIG TIMBER ELEM PO BOX 887 BIG TIMBER 59011 406-932-5794 SWEET GRASS 3 PK-08 359 † 33 22 2 BIGFORK ELEM PO BOX 188 BIGFORK 59911 406-837-7400 FLATHEAD 3 PK-08 468 † 59 33 2 BIGFORK H S PO BOX 188 BIGFORK 59911 406-837-7400 FLATHEAD 3 09-12 391 71 21 24 1 BILLINGS ELEM 415 NORTH 30TH STREET BILLINGS 59101 406-247-3745 YELLOWSTONE 1 PK-08 10,154 † 1,307 623 25 BILLINGS H S 415 NORTH 30TH STREET BILLINGS 59101 406-247-3791 YELLOWSTONE 1 09-12 5,624 1,167 709 317 3 BIRNEY ELEM 7 RED BLUFF LOOP BIRNEY 59012 406-984-6248 ROSEBUD 3 PK-08 11 † 1 2 1 BLOOMFIELD ELEM BOX 25 BLOOMFIELD 59315 406-583-7510 DAWSON 3 PK-08 7 † † 1 1 BLUE CREEK ELEM 3652 BLUE CREEK ROAD BILLINGS 59101 406-259-0653 YELLOWSTONE 2 PK-06 190 † 23 11 1 BLUE SKY K-12 SCHOOLS PO BOX 129 RUDYARD 59540 406-355-4481 HILL 3 PK-12 112 9 16 15 3 BONNER ELEM BOX 1004 BONNER 59823 406-258-6151 MISSOULA 2 PK-08 356 † 69 24 2 BOULDER ELEM PO BOX 176 BOULDER 59632 406-225-3740 JEFFERSON 3 PK-08 213 † 28 15 2 BOX ELDER ELEM BOX 205 BOX ELDER 59521 406-352-4195 HILL 3 PK-08 274 † 27 25 2 BOX ELDER H S BOX 205 BOX ELDER 59521 406-352-4195 HILL 3 09-12 92 16 13 10 1 BOYD ELEM PO BOX 298 BOYD 59013 406-962-3670 CARBON 2 PK-07 7 † 2 2 1 Page 204 / MONTANA Universe of Public Elementary and Secondary Education Agencies - Fall 2002 Total 2001-02 Name of Agency Mailing Address Telephone Name of County Metro Grade Student Reg HS Spec Ed Teachers Sch's Street or P.O. Box City ZIP Number Status Span Membership Grads IEP Regular School Districts BOZEMAN ELEM PO BOX 520 BOZEMAN 59771 406-522-6042 GALLATIN 3 PK-08 3,228 † 338 193 8 BOZEMAN H S PO BOX 520 BOZEMAN 59771 406-522-6042 GALLATIN 3 09-12 1,873 448 144 121 1 BRADY K-12 SCHOOLS BOX 166 BRADY 59416 406-753-2522 PONDERA 3 PK-12 65 8 14 12 3 BRIDGER K-12 SCHOOLS PO BOX 467 BRIDGER 59014 406-662-3520 CARBON 2 PK-12 208 15 24 20 3 BROADUS ELEM BOX 500 BROADUS 59317 406-436-2658 POWDER RIVER 3 PK-08 221 † 22 16 2 BROADVIEW ELEM PO BOX 147 BROADVIEW 59015 406-667-2337 YELLOWSTONE 2 PK-08 111 † 15 10 2 BROADVIEW H S PO BOX 147 BROADVIEW 59015 406-667-2337 YELLOWSTONE 2 09-12 46 8 6 6 1 BROCKTON ELEM PO BOX 198 BROCKTON 59213 406-786-3311 ROOSEVELT 3 PK-08 149 † 19 14 2 BROCKTON H S PO BOX 198 BROCKTON 59213 406-786-3311 ROOSEVELT 3 09-12 62 7 12 7 1 BRORSON ELEM PO BOX 145 SIDNEY 59270 406-798-3361 RICHLAND 3 KG-06 26 † 6 2 1 BROWNING ELEM PO BOX 610 BROWNING 59417 406-338-2715 GLACIER 3 PK-08 1,331 † 233 119 7 BROWNING H S PO BOX 610 BROWNING 59417 406-338-2715 GLACIER 3 09-12 595 78 93 42 1 BUTTE ELEM 111 NORTH MONTANA BUTTE 59701 406-533-2500 SILVER BOW 3 PK-08 3,405 † 483 203 8 BUTTE H S 111 NORTH MONTANA BUTTE 59701 406-533-2500 SILVER BOW 3 09-12 1,531 296 179 97 1 BYNUM ELEM PO BOX 766 BYNUM 59419 406-469-2381 TETON 3 KG-08 48 † 4 4 1 CAMAS PRAIRIE ELEM 781 COUNTY ROAD 382 PLAINS 59859 406-741-2837 SANDERS 3 PK-06 10 † 1 1 1 CANYON CREEK ELEM 3139 DUCK CREEK ROAD BILLINGS 59101 406-656-4471 YELLOWSTONE 2 PK-08 235 † 34 17 2 CARDWELL ELEM 80 HIGHWAY 359 CARDWELL 59721 406-287-3321 JEFFERSON 3 PK-08 49 † 5 6 1 CARTER COUNTY H S BOX 458 EKALAKA 59324 406-775-8765 CARTER 3 09-12 71 15 6 7 1 CARTER ELEM BOX 159 CARTER 59420 406-453-0638 CHOUTEAU 3 PK-08 2 † 1 1 1 CASCADE ELEM PO BOX 307 CASCADE 59421 406-468-9383 CASCADE 2 PK-08 256 † 30 17 2 CASCADE H S PO BOX 307 CASCADE 59421 406-468-9383 CASCADE 2 09-12 158 47 11 12 1 CAYUSE PRAIRIE ELEM 897 LAKE BLAINE ROAD KALISPELL 59901 406-756-4560 FLATHEAD 3 PK-08 176 † 22 12 2 CENTERVILLE ELEM 693 STOCKETT ROAD SAND COULEE 59472 406-736-5123 CASCADE 2 PK-08 213 † 33 14 3 CENTERVILLE H S 693 STOCKETT ROAD SAND COULEE 59472 406-736-5123 CASCADE 2 09-12 93 15 15 9 1 CHARLO ELEM PO BOX 10 CHARLO 59824 406-644-2207 LAKE 3 PK-08 225 † 34 13 2 CHARLO H S PO BOX 10 CHARLO 59824 406-644-2207 LAKE 3 09-12 109 34 9 7 1 CHESTER ELEM BOX 550 CHESTER 59522 406-759-5108 LIBERTY 3 PK-08 199 † 25 15 4 CHESTER H S BOX 550 CHESTER 59522 406-759-5108 LIBERTY 3 09-12 87 29 8 10 1 CHINOOK ELEM BOX 1059 CHINOOK 59523 406-357-2236 BLAINE 3 PK-08 259 † 38 20 3 CHINOOK H S BOX 1059 CHINOOK 59523 406-357-2236 BLAINE 3 09-12 154 42 24 11 1 CHOTEAU ELEM PO BOX 857 CHOTEAU 59422 406-466-5303 TETON 3 PK-08 319 † 41 23 2 CHOTEAU H S PO BOX 857 CHOTEAU 59422 406-466-5303 TETON 3 09-12 170 34 19 13 1 CIRCLE ELEM BOX 99 CIRCLE 59215 406-485-3600 MCCONE 3 PK-08 173 † 31 12 3 CIRCLE H S BOX 99 CIRCLE 59215 406-485-3600 MCCONE 3 09-12 80 23 6 6 1 CLANCY ELEM BOX 209 CLANCY 59634 406-933-5575 JEFFERSON 3 PK-08 298 † 36 21 2 CLEVELAND ELEM ROUTE 70 BOX 70 CHINOOK 59523 406-357-3885 BLAINE 3 PK-08 2 † † 1 2 CLINTON ELEM PO BOX 250 CLINTON 59825 406-825-3113 MISSOULA 2 PK-08 191 † 28 15 2 COAL CREEK-PLAINVIEW ELEM (NON-OP1145 PRAIRIE DALE RD EKALAKA 59324 406-775-8880 CARTER 3 N -N † † † † -2 COHAGEN ELEM PO BOX 173 ANGELA 59312 406-557-2596 GARFIELD 3 PK-08 11 † 3 2 1 COLSTRIP ELEM PO BOX 159 COLSTRIP 59323 406-748-2271 ROSEBUD 3 PK-08 507 † 82 36 2 COLSTRIP H S PO BOX 159 COLSTRIP 59323 406-748-2271 ROSEBUD 3 09-12 297 60 31 23 1 COLUMBIA FALLS ELEM PO BOX 1259 COLUMBIA FALLS 59912 406-892-6550 FLATHEAD 3 PK-08 1,671 † 252 92 5 COLUMBIA FALLS H S PO BOX 1259 COLUMBIA FALLS 59912 406-892-6550 FLATHEAD 3 09-12 877 169 72 48 1 COLUMBUS ELEM 433 N 3RD ST COLUMBUS 59019 406-322-5375 STILLWATER 3 PK-08 446 † 40 27 2 COLUMBUS H S 433 N 3RD ST COLUMBUS 59019 406-322-5373 STILLWATER 3 09-12 183 48 12 15 1 COMMUNITY ELEM 625 W 4TH HARDIN 59034 406-665-1730 BIG HORN 3 01-05 6 † † 1 1 CONRAD ELEM 215 SOUTH MARYLAND CONRAD 59425 406-278-5521 PONDERA 3 PK-08 448 † 51 30 4 CONRAD H S 215 SOUTH MARYLAND CONRAD 59425 406-278-5521 PONDERA 3 09-12 241 59 18 18 1 COOKE CITY ELEM PO BOX 1070 COOKE CITY 59020 406-838-2285 PARK 3 PK-08 6 † † 1 1 Universe of Public Elementary and Secondary Education Agencies - Fall 2002 MONTANA / Page 205 Total 2001-02 Name of Agency Mailing Address Telephone Name of County Metro Grade Student Reg HS Spec Ed Teachers Sch's Street or P.O.
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