Sports Physicals are available from the Granite County Medical Center.
Drummond High School Volleyball is gearing up for a great summer!
Open gyms will be on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6-8 pm in June and July. Open gyms are for incoming 9th- 12th graders planning to play volleyball in the fall. After each open gym, coaches will stick around for weight training opportunities and supervision.
Team camp will be from July 21st - 23rd at UM Western in Dillon. Please let Coach Larson know if you are interested in attending. This camp is overnight, and transportation will be provided. The cost is $80 per camper. Registration is at https://www.umwbulldogsvolleyballcamps.com/team-camp.cfm
The first day of practice will be on August 18th at 6 am in the main high school gym. All players must have a physical completed and turned into the office before that date.
Swimming lessons will take place next week, June 16th-20th. If your child has signed up, the bus will be leaving the school promptly at 9:15am and return at approximately 2:45pm. Lunch will be provided by the Summer Lunch Program. Please send your child with swimsuit, towel, and a water bottle.
There will be a Junior High Football skills camp for all interested players coming into fifth through eighth grade. It will take place at the football field on Monday and Tuesday, July 21-22 from 6-8pm. This is a non contact skills camp. There will be no charge to attend. If you have any questions, please contact Brett Graybeal @ 406-490-8044 or Chris Dahl @ 406-439-8095. Hope to see you there!
The end of the school year brings lots of fun days! Kindergarten, first, second and third grades had a fun field trip to Philipsburg. They visited the Granite County Courthouse, The Sweet Palace, The Sapphire Gallery, and The Granite County Museum. Thank you to all of these places for hosting our students!
No girls basketball open gym tonight.
After dedicating many years of service to Drummond Public Schools, Mr. Humiston and Mr. Oberweiser have decided to retire. We appreciate their teaching and commitment to education. They will be greatly missed.
Congratulations to our students who are exceptionally friendly! They received the Friendliness Award for the year! Presley Legg, Haven Bryant, and Jaxson Buche!
Congratulations to Haston Burrier, Logan Lacy, Easton Graybeal, and Kalyn Rodriguez who were chosen for the award of Most Improved! Way to end the year!
Congratulations to Charlee Cline and Cruse Furlano who were chose as Students of the Month for May!
Happy last day of school! Our Juniors, soon to be Seniors cooking up breakfast before school!
And a few more!
More Field Day pictures!
It looks like Field Day for K-6th was a great time!!
The second graders wrote and were able to publish a book containing Diamante' and Acrostic poems they had written. Lincoln Jesse was the artist behind the cover and Blakely Shields designed the title page. They read their published book to friends and family and then provided delicious treats they had made in class. Great job!
The annual Bikes for Books, sponsored by the Masons from Ruby Lodge #36 took place on Thursday, May 22nd, 2025. The students have spent countless hours reading and then reading some more. The lucky recipients for this year were: 3rd grade: Sawyer Legg, 4th grade: Kourtney Dahl, 5th grade: Jersi Kruger, and 6th grade: Cooper Parsons. The top reader winner was Annabell Bailey! Congratulations to all the students and a huge THANK YOU to the Masons for sponsoring this great program!
Third grade had their Parent Program. Each student presented on a state of their choosing, and a Google Slide show about a favorite animal. The program concluded with delicious snacks being served. Thank you to all the parents who came and enjoyed this great program!!
The Eighth Grade Promotion will take place at 6pm, on Tuesday, May 27th in the Auxiliary Gym. Congratulations to the Class of 2029! Macey Anderson, Jayden Buche, Kiley Bullock, Bentley Covington, Tristan Graybeal, Jake Koon, Jarron Kruger, Brennan Lacy, Ajay Legg, Jackson Ostler, Paco Ostler, Cade Parsons, Dakota Parsons, Rebekah Perry, Daniel Rasmussen, Tierrah Rigby, Hailey Suthers, and Jacklyn Wetsch.
Thanks to the Granite County Center Foundation, the first, second and third grade teachers were awarded a grant to purchase a science kit. The first grade students have been studying plants. Students have been learning about a plant's life cycle and what a plant needs to survive. The plants that were studied are brassica.
Today was a special day for one of our Trojans! Michael James signed with the University of Montana Western Men's Track and Field where he will continue his academic and athletic success at the next level. Congratulations Mr. James!
