UNLOCK MONEY FOR COLLEGE & TRADE SCHOOL!
FAFSA Informational & Application Night
Presented in partnership with Reach Higher Montana
WHEN & WHERE
Date: Monday, October 5th
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Drummond High School, Room 101
WHAT TO EXPECT
Applying for financial aid doesn't have to be overwhelming! Join us for a hands-on session where an expert representative from Reach Higher Montana will walk students and families step-by-step through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
What you can unlock by filing:
Grants & Scholarships (Free money you don't pay back!)
Work-Study Programs (On-campus employment options)
Federal Student Loans (Low-interest borrowing options)
WHAT TO BRING
Electronic Devices: Please bring a laptop, tablet, or smartphone (with internet capability).
FSA ID: Create your FSA ID at studentaid.gov prior to the event (both student and one parent/guardian will need one).
Financial Info: Social Security Numbers
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
High school seniors, parents, and guardians! Whether you're heading to a 4-year university, community college, or trade school, filing the FAFSA is step #1 to funding your future.
Don't leave money on the table—we're here to help you every step of the way!
Each student was given a card with instructions on how to view their photos.
To see your students’ pictures, visit: doubleexposuremt.gotphoto.com and enter their unique access code.
Order by Monday, September 28, 2026, to receive FREE shipping to the school.
If you have any questions or need help locating your student’s access code, please call Double Exposure Photography at 406-360-1990.
Student Section Theme: FRAT
What is a student section theme? Student section themes promote participation through fun dress-up themes for student sections. 'Frat' reflects some old-school fraternity outfits like polo shirts, backwards caps, khaki shorts/pants, or some fun neckties. Have some fun and dress up for the game!
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JV starts at 4:30 pm
Varsity at 6 pm
Cheer on your team in person or watch on NFHS Network!
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Come support your teams and cheer loudly!
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The Philispburg Art Fund is reaching out to Montana schools to invite young artists to participate in their upcoming fall exhibition, Light, Land, and Local Hands - a celebration of creativity inspired by Montana’s landscapes, its people, and its communities.
Share this post with your friends and family who may be interested in submitting.
Key Details:
● Age Categories: Junior (10-17) and Adult (18+)
● Submission Deadline: September 25th
● Opening Reception: October 23, 6- 9 pm
● Location: 128 E. Broadway St., Suite 200, Philipsburg - above Zia’s Restaurant & Bar in the historic Antlers building
The exhibition will feature awards, refreshments, and live music by Ben Larson and The Moondocks. It’s a wonderful chance for students to showcase their work and connect with Montana’s creative community.
Young Artists must submit their work by September 25th at philipsburgarts.org or by scanning the QR code on the poster. Please visit the website for more information.
The Trojan Cross Country team heads to Corvallis on Saturday morning to compete in a meet.
Titan Football will travel to Churchill to take on the Manhattan Christian Eagles in an afternoon game starting at 1 pm.
Cheer on our athletes in person or by following them on NFHS Network!
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To put their knowledge into action, they built their very own solar ovens! Using cardboard, tinfoil, and heat from the sun, they cooked up some tasty s'mores. The project was a big success, and our class had a great time!
The Lady Trojans travel to Victor on Friday for a varisty only match.
First serve flies at 6 pm! Join us in Victor or watch online at NFHS Network!
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Come out and support your local teams!
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