Second Grade! We love the flexible seating of these lap desks. Learning about animal habitats!
2nd grade mathematics singing the "place value rap" to help place value foundational skills!
The first graders took a field trip to the PEAS Farm! They were able to try fresh vegetables and even feed the pigs.
Our 2nd grade readers are working on sorting words by short vowel sounds!
Stolen! Two of these have been taken from Lolo School recently. Please return the parking lot signs. They are expensive to replace, which diverts resources from more important things like student programs. No questions asked if returned. Please do the right thing.
Free Summer Meals at Lolo School. Anyone 18 or younger is invited to partake in free meals at Lolo School. Served Monday-Friday from 11 am until 1 pm, pick up a lunch for today and breakfast for tomorrow. No registration, no application, no fuss. Just eat! Service begins Monday, 6/15/26.
This program is a partnership with USDA, No Kids Hungry, OPI, the Montana Food Bank Network, and Lolo School. The program is self-funded, meaning no money is diverted away from the school's budget for this service.
This program is a partnership with USDA, No Kids Hungry, OPI, the Montana Food Bank Network, and Lolo School. The program is self-funded, meaning no money is diverted away from the school's budget for this service.
Congratulations to the Lolo 8th grade class of 2026, future high school class of 2030!
Lolo Sixth Grade visits The Montana Heritage Center in Helena.
Free Summer Meals at Lolo School. Anyone 18 or younger is invited to partake in free meals at Lolo School. Served Monday-Friday from 11 am until 1 pm, pick up a lunch for today and breakfast for tomorrow. No registration, no application, no fuss. Just eat! Service begins Monday, 6/15/26.
This program is a partnership with USDA, No Kids Hungry, OPI, the Montana Food Bank Network, and Lolo School. The program is self-funded, meaning no money is diverted away from the school's budget for this service.
This program is a partnership with USDA, No Kids Hungry, OPI, the Montana Food Bank Network, and Lolo School. The program is self-funded, meaning no money is diverted away from the school's budget for this service.
Our 8th grade students brought imagination to life by creating monsters based on drawings made by our kindergartners. In return, the kindergartners designed and created special teacups for the 8th graders. To celebrate, everyone came together for a tea party. It was a great day!
Sixth grade math students figure out the mean amount of screen time and reading time spent outside of school.
Today, we honor those who paid the ultimate price for our nation. We are forever grateful for their sacrifice.
Lolo Lynx love to read together! We're wrapping up a fun-filled month of buddy reading, 6th grade guest readers, a Story Walk, and our annual stuffed animal sleepover!
Sixth graders in our beautiful backyard, Traveler's Rest, learning about watershed with Watershed Education Network.
Second grade had such a great time at Travelers Rest today! We went for the Gathering at Tmsmli
Lolo School's 4th graders have been studying poetry with the Missoula Writing Collective for the past 12 weeks. Today, they were brave enough to share their masterpieces with family and friends during a poetry reading! Big thanks to Mr. Mark Schoenfeld for inspiring our young writers!
Sixth grade visits Bass Creek and learns how to Leave No Trace with the USFS.
History Day Teacher Spotlight - This past weekend at the National History Day State competition, Jacqueline Marshall was recognized for her dedication to Social Studies Instruction when awarded the "National History Day Teacher of the Year." This award highlights Mrs.Marshall's ability to guide students through source analysis, thesis construction, and project design. We are so proud of her!
History Day Student Spotlight - Jaxin Erickson and Fletcher Baer competed in the Junior Group Documentary Division at the National History Day State Competition. Their project, which explore the Space Race, was awarded the "Future Leaders of Montana" scholarship. This scholarship recognizes the highest scoring junior division project at the competition. Way to go Jaxin and Fletcher! You can watch their documentary here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rkRURsmE4zaZJQrak9Q_HwDaAvwIzgDa/view?usp=sharing
History Day Student Spotlight - Harlow Baker competed in the Junior Individual Documentary division and earned a qualifying spot to the National Competition. Her documentary explores the Loving v. Virginia case and was recently featured in a story by Montana Public Radio. You can watch her documentary here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gAGzwwgBqYMGxi0w7xqjoV2FSSLDrlGc/view?usp=sharing
