Third graders enjoying the sunshine and the outdoor learning space!
Third graders enjoying the sunshine and the outdoor learning space!
Open enrollment closes soon! All out-of-district applications to attend Lolo School during the 25-26 school year must be received by April 15.
National Qualifiers!!! All projects advance from the National History Day in Montana State Competition this weekend. Qualifiers are eligible to compete at Nationals in Washington, D.C. this summer. Three special awards were given to Lolo projects with scholarships totaling $2,500 to recognize excellence in historical inquiry and research.
April 18th-6-8th grade dance, 7-9pm
Thank you to our special guest, Mrs. Jones, for teaching sixth grade students about Chinese historical sites and culture!
Lolo Elementary would like to thank Dr. Wright and Lolo Dental Clinic for partnering with us to celebrate Dental Health and rewarding students for good dental care!
Out-of-District enrollment is open from March 15 to April 15. Lolo School is accepting out-of-district enrollment applications through 4/15/25. Click the link below to access the application form. Complete and sign Section 1. Return the completed form to Lolo School District in person or via mail. Applications must be received no later than 4/15/25. https://5il.co/2gn4c Additional information can be found at the top of the school's webpage. https://www.loloschools.org The Lolo School Board intends to approve or deny out-of-district applications in June 2025. Call us with questions. 406-273-6686
Families of Title 1 Students, join us for Family Night! Come meet teachers and enjoy fun activities, snacks, books, and more! We look forward to seeing you!
At Battle of the Books on March 12th, 2025, Lolo had 10 student competitors: four on the 3rd/4th-grade team, four on the 5th/6th-grade team, and two on the 7th/8th-grade team. Each team had to read 12 books and answer 12-16 trivia-style questions.
The 3rd/4th-grade team took 10th place with 10/16 questions correctly answered during their battle. The 5th-grade team faced a crazy-tough struggle, with four teams taking the tie for first place. They took second place in a twelve-way tiebreak and were pushed down to a fourth-place tiebreak after the first-place tiebreaks concluded. They correctly answered 9 out of 12 questions during their battle. The 7th-grade team took 4th place with 8/12 questions correctly answered during their battle. During their struggle, they challenged a question and won!
We are very proud of everyone's hard work this year!
Come check out some of the amazing artwork created by Lolo student artists! Stop by during conferences on Wednesday and Thursday. See you there!
Stuffed Animal Sleepover Success! Last week, 167 cuddly friends took over the library for a few nights of reading adventures!
Sixth graders demonstrate jobs performed by different social classes in ancient Egypt
Lolo 8th grade girls basketball team wins their first round of the Copper League tournament against Clinton! Way to go!
Lolo Middle School students presented their National History Day projects at the regional competition in Helena. Five projects were selected as state qualifiers! We are proud of all of our students' hard work!
Check out this fine crew of traffic assistants, braving the morning chill to help kids get to school safely. Thank you!
6 grade working on whiteboards to solve problems with decimals #buildingthinkingclassrooms
We appreciate our school counselors! Thank you Ms. Stinton and Mr. Shourd.
Lolo grades 6-8 participated in National History Day on Friday. Students chose a topic related to the theme "rights and responsibilities," researched and produced a final product (paper, performance, exhibit, website, or documentary). Thanks to Mrs Marshall and Ms Sutton for teaching and organizing. Also to our volunteer judges who spent hours reviewing projects. Qualifiers or their alternates, will participate in the regional competition in Helena.
Winter Dance for 6-8th grade students! January 31st, 7-9pm. Food and drinks available for purchase.
