Some times failure is a good thing! The MHS Engineering class completed their bridge building unit by testing their bridges. The bridges were judged by comparing the mass of the bridge to the mass of sand the bridge supported. The team of Bryce, John, and Kayden came out on top with a bridge that supported 87.34 times its own mass. That is 7005 grams or about 15 lbs! Strong work, gentlemen! In the end bridges were broken but lessons were learned!
Mr. Jake Norby has been recognized as the Northeast Montana Interscholastic Activity Administrator's Association (MIAAA) Activity Director of the Year for the 2025-26 school year. Congratulations Mr. Norby and thank you for all you do for MHS Activities!
Mrs. Lamb sent home the correct link for your child to sign up for skiing. It is on a yellow piece of paper. You should not have to pay any extra amount beyond the $30 or $40 to the school. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with Mrs. Lamb at the middle school. 406-654-2225
STATE CHAMPION
Kenan LaBrie wins the 2026 Class B/C State Championship at 215 lbs.
Final Score: 13-1
Congratulations Kenan!
📸: Pierre Bibbs, PCN
The championship round begins at 3:00 PM starting at 190 lbs.
Pictured above is the PBIS curriculum Stop, Walk and Talk. This empowers students to stand up for themselves in an assertive and respectful way. They also spend time understanding the difference between bullying and being mean/conflict. All kinder through 5th graders recieve this instruction.
Next is the school wide quarterly activity called "The Wrinkled Heart" where students discuss the importance of thinking before speaking and using kind words.
Finally is some of the cafeteria art work from the K-5 unit on empathy and kindness. Students learn about positive friendship skills, listening to understand and inclusion.
At MES our staff truly wants to create a safe and positive learning environment for EVERYONE!
The MHS Engineering Class has completed construction of their balsa wood bridges. They are working to beat the standard set last year by a bridge that supported 120 times its own weight! We are counting down the days until Wednesday when these bridges will meet their maker! Destruction is guaranteed! Comment and let us know which bridge will be the winner! MHS (Bridges) Strong!!
