
At last Friday's Coffee and Conversation, we had a question asked from a community member about the amount of money spent per student in the district and how it compares to districts around us. Here is a chart showing that information.


Good morning Three Forks!
Election Day is next Tuesday and you still have time to get your ballots in! We have had some in-district Broadwater County residents who did not receive ballots. If you know that you do reside in the TF District and you did not receive a ballot, please call the Gallatin County Elections Office (582-3060) to explain your situation. Office hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. M-F.
Make sure to get out and vote!!

The Missoula Children's Threatre production of "The Little Mermaid" kicks off tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the TFHS auditorium. Admission will be $10 per adult and $5 per child. Please use the main high school entrance to access the building. If you miss tonight there will be another showing on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Thank you for supporting MCT and the efforts of those participating!

The Summer Traffic Education schedule is available and the interest list is open. The deadline to get your student on the interest list is May 5th. You can fill out the form below, which also contains the link to the schedule and the policy letter, or your student can put their information on the list on Mrs. Donnelly's door and take a hard copy of the letter and schedule.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YYGWZsU1opFNoqUpylCHJd3gN6RMCrPIujn2O3L0nG4/edit#responses


The JV golf meet scheduled Thursday, April 20th is being postponed due to weather and will be moved to May 1st.

Reminder the High school track meet is at Gallatin high this weekend. 1st event 9 am!! See you there.

The softball game that was scheduled on March 28th vs Manhattan that was canceled is being rescheduled. It will be in Three Forks next Monday, April 24th. The varsity will play at 3:00 with the JV following the varsity game at 5:00.

Attached is the TFES Spring Monthly Howl.
Enjoy the read!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gb9XUwem-vN5T9yahAr2P2wE_ByWIrzMUIJMwxpYaWY/edit?usp=share_link

Missoula Chidlren's Theatre kicked off yesterday with nearly 50 K-12 students auditioning for the show. Shortly thereafter rehearsals began. Rehearsals will continue this week, taking place each night from 4-8:15 p.m. If your child is taking part in MCT they should have come home with a letter describing expectations also sharing a schedule for auditions. It is imperative that parents understand this schedule and make proper arrangements for transportation to and from practice. If your child is done with rehearsals at 6:00, please be at the high school office prior to 6 to pick them up. If your child is scheduled to have rehearsals to 8:15, please be here prior to 8:15. We have volunteers keeping this program going and we encourage parents to respect their time and make proper arrangements.
The week will conclude with the production of "The Little Mermaid" on Friday night at 7 p.m. and again on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. All interested theatre-goers are encouraged to attend and enjoy a great show!!

The Three Forks School District is committed to responding to parent and community requests. As part of our pledge to improve communication, we will be hosting periodic "Coffee & Conversations" to invite our public into the schools. Please join the Three Forks Schools staff this Friday morning, April 21st for "Coffee & Conversations" at 8:00 am. Enjoy donuts and coffee with our staff as we share news and happenings at TFS! Please bring your thoughts and questions as well!

Ballots have been sent out from the County Elections Office. If you did not receive a ballot you can contact 406-582-3060. The wording on the ballot indicates "market value". This is the required language but actually refers to the assessed valuation of your property. Further, the ballot language refers to the annual cost, not monthly. You can use this link to enter your property address to obtain your current assessed market value. https://svc.mt.gov/dor/property/prc

Congratulations to the Choir for their performance over the weekend at District Music Festival! The choir earned SUPERIOR ratings for both prepared music and sight reading. We also have 4 students who earned Superior ratings for solos and duets who will continue on to the State Music Festival next month: Noah Murphy, Danni Kober, Eleanor Charon, and Nora Wambeke. Congratulations!

Congratulations to the Band for their performance at District Music Festival over the weekend! The Band earned a SUPERIOR rating for prepared music and a PERFECT SCORE in sight reading. Well done!

Summer Traffic Education schedule is available and the interest list is on Mrs. Donnelly’s door or on the link below. If your student is 14-½ by the first day of class, they are eligible to take the class. They must be on the list by May 5th. There is room for 12 students and the class will be built by age.
Interest list form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YYGWZsU1opFNoqUpylCHJd3gN6RMCrPIujn2O3L0nG4/edit
Schedule and policy letter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15NqevlHE6GEGSR8oU_1IEaSrMDFScoxbQEChT-gD0x4/edit

High School Track & Field competed in Belgrade and Cheney, WA. over the weekend. There was a tremendous amount of competition and our wolves competed well. We had another dozen or so PRs on Saturday. A few of our big PRs were Bryon Fanning and Beau Johnston's efforts in the 3200m. Bryon ran a 10:15:57 while Beau came in 10:14:70. Senior Michael McIlwraith PRd with a long jump of 18' 8.75". The week closed with dozens of PRs. Great job wolves!

-Attention Three Forks School District Families
Ballots were to be mailed out yesterday from the Gallatin County Election Office. Over the next few days a ballot should be arriving in your mailbox. Check your mailbox and cast your vote to determine the proposed general fund mill levy as well as the 2 open seats on the Three Forks School Board. Mail your ballot back to the County Elections Office or ballots can be returned to the County Elections Office. The elections office will be open on Election Day, May 2nd, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. For more information about the County Elections Office, access the link below.
https://www.voteinmt.org/gallatin

The Three Forks School District will hold the April 18, 2023 Board Meeting @ 6:30 pm in the TFS Board / Conference Room. The meeting will be live streamed from our TFS District Website. Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1886nIaGRJ8QRjxEBWl50hO0_pXrZ6cAakolUyb4ddCw/edit

Three Forks matchups against Choteau and Great Falls Central this morning at the Choteau invitational. Go Wolves!


Over the next month Three Forks School District will be sharing some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the May general fund mill levy. In these posts the District will be providing answers to the FAQs in addition to other helpful information to better inform the voting public. If you need further clarification, please contact Superintendent Uthlaut @ 285-6830, ext. 124.
FAQ: If approved, how would this general fund mill levy affect my taxes?
Answer: Based on the 2022 tax base of assessed market value, this levy will increase property taxes in the following ways: approximately $64.65 a year for a $100,000 home, $129.30 a year for a $200,000 home and $193.95 a year for a $300,000 home. This amounts to $5.39, $10.78 and $16.16 per month, respectively. Tax base values for 2023 will be made available in August 2023. As the tax base increases with time, the burden on individual taxpayers is reduced. The assessed valuation is NOT what you would expect as a resale value. You may look up your assessed market valuation at the following link: https://svc.mt.gov/dor/property/prc

The Three Forks high school Earth Scientists got out and enjoyed the wonderful spring weather at the Logan Landfill on Wednesday! They learned about solid waste disposal and maintenance as part of a unit on natural resources which focuses on what resources people use and how we use them. Huge thanks to the Logan Landfill's Recycling and Outreach Educator, Patricia Howard, for not only coming in to the classroom to teach students about the landfill but also for graciously taking them on a "behind the scenes" tour




