Drummond Public Schools

It is scholarship season, and we are looking for funds for our local scholarship program!

The Drummond Community Assistance Scholarship Program (CASP) was created to put our community resources directly towards Drummond graduating seniors.

Any donation helps! All donations made to the CASP fund are distributed based on a selection board of school staff and community members. Applications from local graduates are due by April 1st for consideration.

If you would like to donate, please send funds to Drummond Schools, Box 349, Drummond, MT 59832 with a memo of 'CASP'. If you would like more information, please reach out to Samantha Larson (slarson@drummondschool.net).

It's game day for the Trojans!

WEAR BLUE and head to Frenchtown High School for the game.

Tip-Off is at 4:30 PM.

Your undefeated Lady Trojans debut in the District Tournament on Friday, February 20th at 3:00 PM.

All district games are played at Frenchtown High School in Frenchtown, MT.

Show your support and wear your Trojan gear!

Tomorrow, February 19th, our Trojans will be playing in Frenchtown at the District Tournament beginning at 4:30pm. To show our support, we are planning to "Blue Out the School". Show your support and send your child/children dressed in blue!! Let's go Trojans!!

Check out this week's local scholarship highlight:

Drummond Teachers Organization (DTO) Scholarship

The Drummond Teachers Organization (DTO) consists of the active teachers at Drummond Public Schools. The DTO collects money from various fundraising efforts to contribute to the scholarship fund. Complete the application below and submit all application materials to the designated recipients.

https://www.drummondschool.net/page/local-scholarships

Are you interested in Agriculture? Check out the opportunity from the Rocky Mountain Livestock Association!

Purpose: Develop youth into leaders and advocates for agriculture through experiencing different
sectors of agriculture and engaging with leaders in production agriculture. Applicants do not need any
background in agriculture, just a desire to learn about and promote agriculture. Youth should be ages
13-17 years old.

Outcomes: Youth will learn about modern and successful agriculture operations, learn about the
diversity of agriculture in Montana (cattle, crops, sheep, timber etc.), exposure to careers in agriculture,
develop leadership and communication skills to help educate others.

Program Experiences: Members will go on 6 organized tours of different agricultural operations
throughout the spring and summer. Primarily day trips with possibly one overnight trip. Youth will also
attend the RMLA Annual Meeting in November. Members will give a presentation about what they
learned from the program and continue to be a strong advocate for Montana agriculture.

Program Costs: Youth participating in the program will be charged a $50 fee. Members will be provided
with travel to the tours, lunches and dinners. They will also receive a shirt and other supplies as
necessary.

http://www.rmlamt.org/leadership.html