• 406-630-1523
  • Mon - Thurs 8a-4p | PO Box 458, Ekalaka, MT 59324

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USDA Summer Food Program

Connecting Kids with Nutritious Food When School's Out

The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) is a federally funded, state-administered program. USDA reimburses program operators who serve no-cost, healthy meals and snacks to children and teens. Meals are served at summer sites in low-income communities, where sponsors often also offer enrichment activities, or — in approved rural communities facing access issues — may be provided via grab-n-go or delivery. 

In response to community requests, we're pleased to offer the opportunity to adopt a class or make direct contributions to individual classrooms. Our teachers and office staff have compiled a list of classes that would benefit from your support. Thank you for your interest in making a positive impact on our students!
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Ways to help our classrooms

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School Supply List
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24-25 School Supply List

 

We are looking for substitutes, stop by the school or call 6301523 for more info!
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Looking for Substitutes!

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Parent Activities Reminder

sports schedule.
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Sports Schedule at a glance

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Signup for Remind 101!

We encourage everyone to sign up for Remind. This app allows you to receive text-messages regarding important updates and information from Ekalaka Public Schools. Instructions listed below.

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When you are Sick

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Welcome to Ekalaka Public Schools

About Our District

It’s pronounced EE-ka-LAH-kah.

The town of Ekalaka, Montana has an elementary school district (K-8) and a secondary school district (9-12) delivering educational services to the community.  Ekalaka, the county seat of Carter County, is a strong agricultural community of under 400 located in southeastern Montana.  The county consists of 3,312 square miles.  Farming and ranching is the economic base for the area.  
  • 406-630-1523
  • Mon - Thurs 8a-4p | PO Box 458, Ekalaka, MT 59324