Trustees approved the elementary and high school final budgets during the Wolf Point School board meeting held on Monday, Aug. 8. The total for the elementary budget is $5,227,363 compared to $5,084,754 in 2021-2022. The total was $5,281,632 in 2020-2021. The total for the high school budget is $4,150,141 compared to $3,959,991 in 2021-2022 and $3,698,887 in 2020-2021. The largest increases

A grand opening for the new playground equipment at Borge Park and a Back to School Blast will run from 4:30-7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 22, at the park. The Wolf Point Lions Club’s members decided to start the project of raising funds for much-needed new playground equipment for the park about a year and a half ago. The Wolf Point Community Organization donated $20,000 for the project. Other commitments

With the hope of improving the math education of Wolf Point students, a new curriculum will begin in the school district this upcoming school year. Last spring, the school board approved the recommendation from a committee to adapt the Kendall Hunt problem-based math curriculum for grades K-11. “It’s very different than anything we’ve ever done since the practical applications are

At the conclusion of contract talks on Thursday, Aug. 4, mediator David Luckey for the State of Montana instructed both the Wolf Point School District and the Wolf Point Education Association to decrease some of the language disagreements prior to the next meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 10. “When you guys come back, some of the things we’ve been kicking around for six months should be removed,”