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101 3rd Ave SE
Cut Bank, Montana 59427
101 3rd Ave SE
Cut Bank, Montana 59427
(406) 873-2229 FAX (406) 873-4691
(406) 873-2229 FAX (406) 873-4691
Bus Barn: (406) 873-4546
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Above and Beyond Award
Above and Beyond Award
The “Above and Beyond Award” in the Cut Bank School District is a new recognition program launched in the 2025–26 school year. Its purpose is to highlight and celebrate students, staff members, and community members who make exceptional contributions and “go the extra mile” for others in the district.
The “Above and Beyond Award” in the Cut Bank School District is a new recognition program launched in the 2025–26 school year. Its purpose is to highlight and celebrate students, staff members, and community members who make exceptional contributions and “go the extra mile” for others in the district.
The award is part of the district’s broader goal of building a positive culture of recognition and support. By honoring individuals for their efforts—whether through academics, leadership, service, or community support—the award helps strengthen the connection between the schools and the wider Cut Bank community. Our January recipient Hezekiah Anato!
The award is part of the district’s broader goal of building a positive culture of recognition and support. By honoring individuals for their efforts—whether through academics, leadership, service, or community support—the award helps strengthen the connection between the schools and the wider Cut Bank community. Our January recipient Hezekiah Anato!
Anyone is welcome to nominate a student, staff member, or community member for the Cut Bank School District's Above and Beyond Award. Nominations begin with a brief conversation with Mr. Sundby about why the individual deserves recognition for going above and beyond. The nominator then provides a short 2–3 sentence statement highlighting the nominee's contribution. We will strive to rotate the award between students, staff, and community members to recognize outstanding efforts across all areas of our school district.
Anyone is welcome to nominate a student, staff member, or community member for the Cut Bank School District's Above and Beyond Award. Nominations begin with a brief conversation with Mr. Sundby about why the individual deserves recognition for going above and beyond. The nominator then provides a short 2–3 sentence statement highlighting the nominee's contribution. We will strive to rotate the award between students, staff, and community members to recognize outstanding efforts across all areas of our school district.
Kids Heart Challenge
Kids Heart Challenge
Each school year, the American Heart Association put on an event called the Kids Heart Challenge. During the event, students can learn how to keep their heart, body, and brains healthy. They also help kids with special hearts by raising and donating money. The money raised and donated during the challenge goes toward helping kids with those special hearts, helping them live longer and healthier lives. The goal of this challenge for students is to learn lifelong healthy habits to carry with them.
This year between HC Davis and Anna Jeffries, students and families raised over $7,000.00 for the American Heart Association. This money will go towards heart research and to help families offset medical costs for their kids with special hearts. Students that raised $100 or more, got to pie teachers in the school. At Anna Jeffries, 8 students raised $100 or more. The teacher that was pied was Mr. John Reynolds. At HC Davis, 27 students raised $100 or more. The teachers that got pied were Mr. Nathan Ziegler, Mr. Wayne Dusterhoff, and Mrs. Jacque Struiksma.
A HUGE thank you to everyone that was involved in this year's event.
Cut Bank Public Schools Hosts “Reading Under the Lights” Literacy Night
Cut Bank Public Schools Hosts “Reading Under the Lights” Literacy Night
Cut Bank, MT-October 23, 2025 Thanks to funding from the Montana Reads Grant, Cut Bank Public Schools hosted a special literacy event on October 22nd titled “Reading Under the Lights.” We are grateful for all the families who attended and made it a special night.
Cut Bank, MT-October 23, 2025 Thanks to funding from the Montana Reads Grant, Cut Bank Public Schools hosted a special literacy event on October 22nd titled “Reading Under the Lights.” We are grateful for all the families who attended and made it a special night.
The football stadium lights shone bright as families gathered for an evening celebrating the joy of reading. Students from the National Honor Society, Football Team, Volleyball Team, Cross Country Team and Cheerleading Squad volunteered their time to make the event memorable. The high school students read alongside kindergarten through third-grade students, served them cookies and hot chocolate, and played with the kids on the football field.
The football stadium lights shone bright as families gathered for an evening celebrating the joy of reading. Students from the National Honor Society, Football Team, Volleyball Team, Cross Country Team and Cheerleading Squad volunteered their time to make the event memorable. The high school students read alongside kindergarten through third-grade students, served them cookies and hot chocolate, and played with the kids on the football field.
“It was such a fun night!” said Jeanine Sundby, expressing gratitude to the student-athletes and their coaches. “They all worked hard to make it a wonderful event, and we are so thankful for their enthusiasm and support.”
“It was such a fun night!” said Jeanine Sundby, expressing gratitude to the student-athletes and their coaches. “They all worked hard to make it a wonderful event, and we are so thankful for their enthusiasm and support.”
The event highlighted the district’s ongoing commitment to fostering a love of reading among young learners. Building on this success, Cut Bank Public Schools plans to collaborate with the Glacier County Library to host another community literacy event in the spring.
The event highlighted the district’s ongoing commitment to fostering a love of reading among young learners. Building on this success, Cut Bank Public Schools plans to collaborate with the Glacier County Library to host another community literacy event in the spring.
101 3rd Ave SE
Cut Bank, MT 59427
(406) 873-5629
FAX (406) 708-5042
101 3rd Ave SE
Cut Bank, MT 59427
(406) 873-4421
FAX (406) 708-5041
105 2nd Ave NW
Cut Bank, MT 59427
(406) 873-2411
FAX (406) 873-5367
15 2nd Ave SE
Cut Bank, MT 59427
(406) 873-5513
FAX (406) 873-4271
Glacier Elem
Glacier Elem
Hidden Lake Elem
Hidden Lake Elem
Horizon Elem
Horizon Elem
Zenith Elem
Zenith Elem
School Calendar 2025-26
School Calendar 2025-26
School Wellness Policy Report 4-8-2024
Superintendent's letter concerning Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) report card - PDF
Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) report cards for the State of Montana - Search for Cut Bank in the ORGANIZATION pull down menu: Elementaries will break down by K-8 buildings; High School is 9-12. Click VIEW REPORT in upper right corner.
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School-Based Health Center – Cut Bank*
Cut Bank High School
Cut Bank Middle School
101 3rd Ave SE
Cut Bank, MT, 59427
(406) 873-5507
Clinic Hours: Thursdays, 9 am-12 pm
*SBHC Cut Bank is a Department of Logan Health Rural Health Clinic – Cut Bank
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