Red Lodge School District

Come join us tonight for family science night at Red Lodge High School. Students will have experiments set up in the high school commons starting at 5:00 pm followed by the Robots in the CTE commons starting at 5:30. Bring the family and come support our amazing students!

Good Luck to our BPA competitors as they leave for nationals tomorrow in Nashville! Go Rams!

We had an unexpected fire drill. Students and staff cleared the building and did wonderful. Everyone is safe and back in the building.

It was a beautiful day today for the Red Lodge Middle School Track Meet. We had over 700 athletes compete today here at Red Lodge High School. Thank you to all workers, timers, janitorial crew, and everyone else that made this meet possible. Go Rams!

From Mrs Herrington and the Close Up Students: At the conclusion of our 8th grade Washington DC trip we would like to thank our sponsors, community, school board, administration, staff, parents, and more for making this dream a reality. Thank you to: Beartooth Electric Sam's Tap Room Red Lodge Mountain Red Lodge Community Foundation Red Lodge Public Schools Kids Corner Bo Ewald Red Lodge Rodeo Tom and Eliza Kuntz Scott Wilson Red Lodge Renaissance Festival Red Lodge Carnegie Library Chico Hot Springs Without your support this trip would not have been possible. A huge thank you to the whole Red Lodge Community for supporting our students!!

Day 4 Update from the 8th Graders Close Up Trip from Mrs. Herrington: Today we started at Arlingron National Cemetary where we got to see Robert E. Lee's house, the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the graves forJoe Louis and the Kennedy Family. We then got to see the Marine Corps Memorial. After lunch we visited the Holocaust Museum, the Air and Space Smithsonian Museum, the Washington Monument and the White House. After dinner we went to visit the Korean Memorial, the Vietnam Memorial and finished with the Lincoln Memorial.

Day 3 Update from Close Up: Today we woke up in Alexandria, Virginia, and headed straight into Washington, DC. Our first stop was a picture stop at the US Supreme aCourt. Next, we got to participate in a tour of the Capitol building. We then took the walking tunnel over to the Library of Congress where we got to see the Reading Room, an exhibit on George Washington v. King George, an original Gutenburg Bible and what is left of Jefferson's Library. After lunch we went to the Jefferson Memorial, Fords Theatre (where Lincoln was shot) and then stood outside the boarding house where he died. We then got to tour the Natural History Smithsonian Museum and the American History Smithsonian Museum. After dinner we stopped at the MLK Jr. Memorial and the FDR Memorial.

Baseball games with East Helena today are canceled!

Day 2 Update from the Close Up Trip: We had an eventful day today starting at Liberty Hall where we got to see the rooms where both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were signed. We then saw the house where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. We got to see the First Federal Bank, the first President's House, Benjamin Franklin's grave and the National Constitution Center. We also got to eat lunch at the Reading Terminal (RR spot in Monopoly), now Reading Market. We finished the day at Camden Park to watch the Orioles defeat the Red Sox!

Day 1 from the 8th Grade Close Up Trip Update from Mrs Herrington: 8th grade social studies students started their 5 day Philadelphia and Washington DC trip early this morning. Upon arriving in Philadelphia they got to walk down the oldest continuously resided on residential street. All of the houses were 300 years or older. You can buy your own for 1.6 million (some are only 8.5 feet wide, but 3 stories tall). They then got to see the Betsy Ross House, the Christ Church, the Quaker Meeting House built in 1804, and Hamiltons first Federal Bank. We then finished the day with Philly Cheesteaks and a Ghost Tour.

Montana offers SUN Bucks, a summer grocery benefit that provides eligible school-aged children $120, so you can stretch your grocery budget and buy more of the foods your children love! SUN Bucks is designed to work together with other benefits your family may already get, like SNAP, TANF, or FDPIR. Learn more about SUN Bucks and how to apply at https://dphhs.mt.gov/HCSD/SUNBucks

We will continue to closely monitor the air quality throughout the day. Thanks to Mrs. Belinda and our green team we are so fortunate to have 2 air quality monitors right here on Red Lodge High School's Campus as well as one down at Roosevelt Middle School.

Currently we are still planning on having our home track meet today with field events starting at 3:00 pm and Track starting at 4:00 pm.

Go Rams!

Good Luck to all the Rams competing today! Baseball in Columbus vs Huntley Project Track in Laurel Tennis in Cody It's a GREAT day to be a RAM!

Tomorrow's middle school track meet in Laurel has been cancelled.

Call the High School to get signed up.

Go Jackson! https://www.montanasports.com/high-school/beyond-the-box-red-lodges-jackson-belinda-trains-for-a-decathlon-that-doesnt-exist-in-high-school

Good luck to all the Rams competing today. Tennis in Billings JV Golf in Billings Track at Home for the Red Lodge Invite. Field events start at 3:00 pm. Go Rams!

Every year Mrs. Lauritzen's high school art classes enter the Reach Higher Montana sticker contest for a chance for the students to win scholarships.

They have narrowed it down to the top 20 sticker designs and this year Red Lodge junior is Riley B is finalist.

Now it is up to us to help Riley win...lets vote for her. Please use the link below to vote for Riley's and your 2 other favorite designs:

https://woorise.com/reachhighermontana/design-a-sticker-voting-2026