Congratulations to the newest members of the Malta High School Honor Society.
Malta High School is accepting applications for full-time custodian. Call 406-654-1871 for more information.
The MHS Physics class is doing their best impersonation of the Dukes of Hazzard! Using photogates to measure the velocity of a Hot Wheels car they had to predict the point of impact on the ground. The front edge of the blue tape is their prediction. Nothing like some 2-dimensional physics to start off the day!
Sometimes learning requires some destruction. These two members of the Engineering Class built this year’s strongest bridge. The bridges are designed to span a pre-determined gap. The bridges are then loaded with weight until the bridge suffers a catastrophic failure. This winning bridge supported 12.65 kilograms (27.9 pounds). That is almost 120 times more than the weight of the bridge.
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS!
The Mustangs take 1st at the 2025 Malta Invitational scoring 164.5 team points.
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Hidden in Plain Sight Room - Open House will be on display at MHS during Parent Teacher Conferences, Jan. 31, from 8:00-3:00. Sponsored by Phillips County Prevention and Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center.
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be Friday, January 31 from 8:00AM-3:00 PM.
Good luck to Kara heading to the State Speech and Drama meet.
Activities Schedule Update:
There will be no C-Squad Boys basketball game against Fairview.
📅 Saturday, February 1st, 2025
📍 Fairview High School Gymnasium
🕟 Game Schedule:
➡️ 1:00 PM - JV Boys
➡️ 2:30 PM - Varsity Boys
➡️ 4:00 PM - Varsity Girls
If you have ever thought about teaching Agriculture Education but worried that you did not have the teaching credentials, there are options. It is possible to obtain a teaching license without a teaching degree. If you are interested in learning more, call the high school.
As part of the accreditation process, Montana schools have been asked to create a "Graduate Profile" sometimes called a "Profile of a Learner". This profile is intended to be a statement of skills, knowledge, and dispositions students need to be successful in and beyond the classroom. It is a statement of skills that translate across occupations and will help our students be successful throughout life in the modern world.
Attached is a draft of the Profile of a Learner for Malta Schools. This was formulated through discussions with school staff and students about jobs that exist and jobs they expect to encounter as adults and the traits they will need to be successful. Local business leaders were also asked for the traits they are looking for in potential employees that make them more effective and employable.
The feedback from all three groups were compiled and the 5 most common traits were used to create the Profile of a Learner and the statements that accompany them.
If you would like to provide feedback to the draft Profile of a Learner, please send comments to feedback@maltaschools.org
Reminder: The Born to Shine presentation for parents and community members is tonight at 5:00 PM in the Auditorium.
Congratulations to the 2nd Quarter Middle School Honor Roll!
Malta High School congratulates the students who qualified for the 2nd Quarter Honor Roll.
Malta Schools would like to thank Phillips County Insurance for their donation of $5,000 to our schools as part of the Innovative Education Program Tax Credit through the MT Dept. of Revenue. This donation will help fund innovative educational programs while allowing Phillips County Insurance a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. Thank you Phillips County Insurance for your generous support of Malta Schools.
If you are interested in making a donation and taking advantage of this opportunity, please visit our website: https://www.maltaschools.org/o/mps/page/tax-credits or call the central office 406-654-1871.
Malta Schools would like to thank Tanner and Caitlin Anderson for their donation of $10,000 to our schools as part of the Innovative Education Program Tax Credit through the MT Dept. of Revenue. This donation will help fund innovative educational programs while allowing Tanner and Caitlin a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. Thank you Tanner and Caitlin Anderson for your generous support of Malta Schools.
If you are interested in making a donation and taking advantage of this opportunity, please visit our website: https://www.maltaschools.org/o/mps/page/tax-credits or call the central office 406-654-1871.
Malta Schools would like to thank MEC Electrical Contractors for their donation of $5,000 to our schools as part of the Innovative Education Program Tax Credit through the MT Dept. of Revenue. This donation will help fund innovative educational programs while allowing MEC Electrical Contractors a dollar-for-dollar tax credit. Thank you MEC Electrical Contractors for your generous support of Malta Schools.
If you are interested in making a donation and taking advantage of this opportunity, please visit our website: https://www.maltaschools.org/o/mps/page/tax-credits or call the central office 406-654-1871.
Last fall, parents and members of the community were asked to provide feedback on our schools by completing a school climate survey. 41 parents/guardians and 12 community members completed the survey. We would like to thank those who took the time to provide their input. To see the results of the survey, please click the link provided. Responses to each question were measured on a scale of 1-4 with 4 being highest. If you would like to provide feedback on the results, please email your comments to: feedback@maltaschools.org
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It's not too late to take advantage of the Innovative Education Program Tax Credit for 2025. Donations need to be received by Jan. 15, 8;00 AM. Forms can be picked up and submitted, along with donations, at the central office.
https://www.maltaschools.org/page/tax-credits
IT'S GAMEDAY!
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