6th Grade: Last week the kids earned their FIRST popcorn, pop, pillow party for taking their time with 0% rapid guessing on all four MAPS Tests! Now that is something to be proud of!
about 3 hours ago, Keeley Chrest
Volleyball vs Twin Bridges 9/19. Gold out
📸 credit Natalie Graveley
about 7 hours ago, Sarah Wade
6th Grade: We’ve been learning all about Earth’s tilt, the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, and how Earth’s axis affects our seasons!
Students created diagrams showing the two solstices and two equinoxes, including where the Sun’s rays are most direct and how this connects to our seasons and weather.
1 day ago, Keeley Chrest
The Flint Creek Titans are taking on the Park City Panthers in Philipsburg on Friday night.
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!
Post created by Natalie Graveley, student social media representative
2 days ago, Samantha Larson
The Lady Trojans travel to Seeley today to take on the Blackhawks!
JV starts at 4:30 pm
Varsity at 6 pm
Cheer on your team in person or watch on NFHS Network!
Post created by Natalie Graveley, student social media representative
2 days ago, Samantha Larson
The Lady Trojans take on the Manhattan Christian Eagles in 3 matches today, starting at 4 pm!
Come support your teams and cheer loudly!
Post created by Natalie Graveley, student social media representative
4 days ago, Samantha Larson
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.
4 days ago, Samantha Larson
Cross Country results from Corvallis Invite
7 days ago, Sarah Wade
Saturday is jam-packed with Drummond athlete events!
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!
Posts created by Natalie Graveley, student social media representative
8 days ago, Samantha Larson
Over the last two weeks, the first graders have been diving into science to learn all about the sun and how it warms and heats the Earth to support life.
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!
8 days ago, Sean O'Brien
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!
Post by Natalie Graveley, student social media representative
9 days ago, Samantha Larson
A few more pictures from today's assembly!
9 days ago, Lisa Villa
Our students were a part of an assembly today presented by Bikers Against Bullies USA . Organizations like Bikers Against Bullies USA do a wonderful job of delivering powerful, real-world messages about empathy and respect in a way that truly engages young people. The opportunity for students to interact directly with the host often helps those lessons stick long after the assembly ends. Thank you to Flash, Kitty, Shadow and Hound for taking the time to talk with our students!!
9 days ago, Lisa Villa
The Lady Trojans take on Lincoln tomorrow at 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm. JH Volleyball will also be playing Lincoln in games at 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm in the main gym.
Come out and support your local teams!
Post by Natalie Graveley, student social media representative
10 days ago, Samantha Larson
The 7th graders started the year off by learning the writing process through a week of making and improving their paper airplanes. They ended the unit by having a class where they competed to throw their paper airplanes the farthest. In the end, Declan won, with Zoom coming second, and Jersi taking third. Great work to all of these kids starting off Junior High strong!
10 days ago, Lisa Villa
Our Freshman class along with Mr. Belnap took a field trip to Butte to monitor a section of the Clark Fork River for restoration efforts. They have been studying this in Biology and were able to have a hands on experience.
10 days ago, Lisa Villa
🏃♀️🏃♂️ Trojans Cross Country Takes on the Manhattan Invite!
Our Drummond Trojans Cross Country runners hit the course at the Manhattan Invitational and put in another strong effort!
We’re proud of the determination, hard work, and team spirit our runners continue to show each time they step to the starting line. Whether they’re chasing a personal best, competing for their team, or simply pushing through a tough race, our Trojans continue to represent Drummond with pride!
Check out some photos from the Manhattan Invite!
📸 credit: The Post Game Gallery
#WeAreDrummond
15 days ago, Sarah Wade
Building Businesses Through Football
Students in our Business Foundations class are taking their learning beyond the textbook and into the world of sports business.
As part of a hands-on football business project, students are building their own football businesses while exploring concepts such as branding, marketing, finances, decision-making, and business strategy. The project gives students an opportunity to apply business concepts to a familiar and engaging topic while developing creativity, problem-solving, and entrepreneurial skills.
It’s a great example of how our students are learning to connect classroom concepts to real-world applications.
16 days ago, Sarah Wade
16 days ago, Drummond Schools
It's a big activities weekend for Drummond!
Trojan Cross Country will travel to Manhattan for a meet this afternoon.
Lady Trojan Volleyball will take on Granite at home with games at 5:30 pm and 7 pm.
Titan Football will host Lone Peak on Friday night at 7 pm, accompanied by the Drummond Trojan JH Football team to start at 4 pm.
Come out and support our student athletes this weekend!
16 days ago, Samantha Larson
