Housing, crimes and goals were among the topics during the Wolf Point Community Organization’s monthly meeting held on Monday, Aug. 22. One of the challenges mentioned was trying to find room for new housing in Wolf Point. There’s the possibility that more than 20 houses could be created in the Wolf Point/Poplar area. Perry Lilley of the Fort Peck Housing Authority said the “meth houses”

Frontier School All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk. Sept. 5: No school. Labor Day. Sept. 6: Penne pasta with meat sauce. Sept. 7: Pulled pork nachos. Sept. 8: Chicken drummies and au gratin potatoes. Sept. 9: Taco and refried beans. *** Wolf Point School All meals served with milk. Sept 5: No school. Labor Day. Sept. 6: Breakfast: Coco puff bars, rice

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 1: French dip sandwiches, fries, winter mix vegetables and dessert. Sept 6: Chili, cornbread and dessert. Sept. 8: Barbecue chicken, au gratin potatoes, Oriental vegetables and dessert.

Frontier School All meals served with fruit and milk. Aug. 29: Breakfast: Fresh fruit, cereal bars and cheese sticks. Lunch: Hamburgers, macaroni and cheese and vegetables. Aug. 30: Breakfast: Parfait cups, cheese sticks and juice. Lunch: Hot dogs, baked beans, and vegetables. Aug. 31: Breakfast: Fresh fruit, cereal bars and cheese sticks. Lunch: Poppyseed chicken hotdish and vegetables.

The start of the 2022-23 school year marks the dawn of new educational opportunities for students across Montana. The Tax Credits for Qualified Education Contributions Program will send its largest ever number of scholarship recipients to high-quality K-12 nonpublic schools this fall. For these students, the start of this school year represents a new beginning — a new chance to succeed academically

Wolf Point Aug 25: Hamburger deluxes, french fries, birthday cake and ice cream. Aug. 30: Meatloaf, baked potatoes, peas and dessert. Sept. 1: French dip sandwiches, fries, winter mix vegetables and dessert.