Malta Elementary School will be hosting a Veterans Day Program in the Elementary Gym at 2:45 PM on Wednesday, November 11th. The public is invited to attend.
Mr. Raymond Hough is the October recipient of the Core 3 Award for the MS, nominated by Kannin C., Cyrus L., and Forrest W. The Core 3 Award recognizes staff members who empower students to learn, lead with kindness and by example, and demonstrate excellence. The Core 3 reflects our mission statement of "Empowering Learners, Inspiring Leaders" and our motto of "A Tradition of Excellence." They nominated Mr. Hough because "Mr. Hough is a perfect teacher; he's a fun teacher. He leads with jokes and is nice. They empower me by drawing examples and showing it in ways I can understand. He makes science fun. Sometimes, when I walk by, he asks how I'm doing. He is also a pretty chill teacher. I like Mr. Hough because he is very goofy, fun, and understands genuine questions." Congratulations, Mr. Hough!

Public notice of the next Board of Trustees Meeting, 11/11/26 at 7PM

All Veteran's in the Phillips County area are invited to MHS students for breakfast on November 11 at 7:30 AM. Thank you for your service and dedication to our country!

Malta Middle School is proud to partner with the Malta Kiwanis Club to recognize and celebrate outstanding students who demonstrate academic excellence, respect, service to others, and are a positive influence within our school and community.
October Student of the Month is Jayne Y. Mr. Hough had this to say, “Jayne is a model student in her class. She's not perfect, and she acknowledges that, but she always tries her hardest and studies regularly for her tests. When things fail she doesn't get hard on herself about it, she bounces back and tries to make them work again. She's always expressive of herself and lets her personality shine without drowning out others, and she even tries to help others be more comfortable with being themselves. She often tries to help other students understand content they struggle with. ” Congratulations, Jayne!
October Student of the Month is Jayne Y. Mr. Hough had this to say, “Jayne is a model student in her class. She's not perfect, and she acknowledges that, but she always tries her hardest and studies regularly for her tests. When things fail she doesn't get hard on herself about it, she bounces back and tries to make them work again. She's always expressive of herself and lets her personality shine without drowning out others, and she even tries to help others be more comfortable with being themselves. She often tries to help other students understand content they struggle with. ” Congratulations, Jayne!

The Montana Tax Credit for Innovative Educational Programs will soon be accepting donations for the 2027 tax year. Donations to Malta Schools can be claimed for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. Donations can be submitted starting on January 1, 2027 and must be received by Jan. 19, 2027. Visit our website for more information: https://www.maltaschools.org/page/tax-credits, or contact the central office if you have questions, 406-654-1871.

Here is the updated 2026 MHSA Class B Football Playoff Bracket:
After defeating Baker 47-6 in the first round, the Malta Mustangs advance to the quarterfinals! The Mustangs will travel to Florence to take on the Falcons on Friday, November 6th, at 7:00 PM.
#GoBigBlue
After defeating Baker 47-6 in the first round, the Malta Mustangs advance to the quarterfinals! The Mustangs will travel to Florence to take on the Falcons on Friday, November 6th, at 7:00 PM.
#GoBigBlue

Congratulations to the MMS 1st Quarter Honor Roll students!

ACTIVITIES UPDATE:
The MS Basketball Triangular with Scobey and Glendive, originally scheduled for Saturday, October 31, has been rescheduled to Friday, November 20, at 10:00 AM in Scobey.
The MS Basketball Triangular with Scobey and Glendive, originally scheduled for Saturday, October 31, has been rescheduled to Friday, November 20, at 10:00 AM in Scobey.
CONCESSIONS HELP NEEDED
Malta Public Schools is looking for a group or organization interested in running concessions for tomorrow night’s playoff football game against Baker.
Friday, October 30 at 7:00 PM
Mustang Field
If your group is interested or would like more information, please contact Dylan MacLean at dmaclean@maltaschools.org as soon as possible.
We appreciate anyone willing to help out!
Malta Public Schools is looking for a group or organization interested in running concessions for tomorrow night’s playoff football game against Baker.
Friday, October 30 at 7:00 PM
Mustang Field
If your group is interested or would like more information, please contact Dylan MacLean at dmaclean@maltaschools.org as soon as possible.
We appreciate anyone willing to help out!
Congratulations to the MHS 1st Quarter Honor Roll students!

FCCLA attended the District 8 meeting in Plentywood on Monday. Savannah was elected as the District 8 president and Rhiaunna was elected secretary/treasurer.


📚 Parent-Teacher Conferences – Friday, October 30 🍎
Malta Public Schools invites all K–12 families to attend Parent-Teacher Conferences this Friday, October 30, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
This is a great opportunity to connect with your child’s teachers, celebrate their progress, and discuss ways to support their continued success! We look forward to seeing our families and working together to help every student learn and grow.
Malta Public Schools invites all K–12 families to attend Parent-Teacher Conferences this Friday, October 30, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
This is a great opportunity to connect with your child’s teachers, celebrate their progress, and discuss ways to support their continued success! We look forward to seeing our families and working together to help every student learn and grow.

2026 MHSA District 2B Volleyball Tournament:
The Malta M-ettes will take on Plentywood in the opening round of the District 2B Volleyball Tournament on Thursday, October 29, at 9:00 AM in Poplar!
The tournament bracket is attached. Good luck, M-ettes!
#GoBigBlue
The Malta M-ettes will take on Plentywood in the opening round of the District 2B Volleyball Tournament on Thursday, October 29, at 9:00 AM in Poplar!
The tournament bracket is attached. Good luck, M-ettes!
#GoBigBlue

Here is the 2026 MHSA Class "B" Football Playoff Bracket:
The Malta Mustangs will host Baker on Friday, 10/30 at 7:00PM.
#GoBigBlue
The Malta Mustangs will host Baker on Friday, 10/30 at 7:00PM.
#GoBigBlue

Malta and Glasgow FCCLA are having a food drive competition. Help MHS claim this trophy this year!

Unity Day is October 21. Students are encouraged to wear Orange on that day.

FFA will be offering a pulled pork dinner at the VB game on Thursday.

Public Notice of a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees

Malta Public Schools Welcomes First-Ever Student Representatives to the Board of Trustees!
Malta Public Schools is excited to welcome Renzey Raymond and Klohie Zeiger as the District’s first official Student Representatives to the Board of Trustees!
This marks an important step in strengthening student voice and involvement in our District. In their new non-voting roles, Renzey and Klohie will have the opportunity to share student perspectives, provide input on important school matters, and serve as a connection between the student body and the Board of Trustees.
We believe students should have a voice in the conversations and decisions that shape their educational experiences. By bringing student perspectives directly to the Board, this initiative will encourage greater student involvement and help us continue improving Malta Public Schools.
Congratulations to Renzey and Klohie! We appreciate their willingness to take on these leadership roles and look forward to their contributions throughout the school year.
Malta Public Schools is excited to welcome Renzey Raymond and Klohie Zeiger as the District’s first official Student Representatives to the Board of Trustees!
This marks an important step in strengthening student voice and involvement in our District. In their new non-voting roles, Renzey and Klohie will have the opportunity to share student perspectives, provide input on important school matters, and serve as a connection between the student body and the Board of Trustees.
We believe students should have a voice in the conversations and decisions that shape their educational experiences. By bringing student perspectives directly to the Board, this initiative will encourage greater student involvement and help us continue improving Malta Public Schools.
Congratulations to Renzey and Klohie! We appreciate their willingness to take on these leadership roles and look forward to their contributions throughout the school year.

