Enjoy your day off!
about 4 hours ago, Kelly Hanley
Reminder that there is no school for all students on friday, march 13th because it is a professional development day for teachers and staff in the district
Just a reminder that there is an HSD3 regular school board meeting this Tues, March 10 @ 6:30PM. You can attend in person at the district office conference room or view the meeting online at:

https://www.youtube.com/@HSD3Boardmtg
about 11 hours ago, Kelly Hanley
school board meeting graphic with red banner and white bronc logo at top of page
Don't forget! Parent-Teacher conferences for HMS & HHS are next week!!
6 days ago, Kelly Hanley
parent teacher conferences for hms and hhs. Wed, march 11 and thurs march 12, 4-7PM
Attention 8th Grade Families:

(Please note that the time for the information night is 6:30PM, NOT 6PM, as we originally posted)

There will be a Parent Information Night on Wed, March 4th at 6:30PM in the HHS PAC. It is a registration and orientation night where you will get information on your child's high school experience and details on graduation requirements & pathways.

After the presentation, clubs and organizations will be available to talk to interested students. The Key Club will also be available to give tours and show students and parents the school.
10 days ago, Kelly Hanley
update graphic with hand holding megaphone

8th Grade Families:

There will be a Parent Information Night on Wed, March 4th at 6:30PM in the HHS PAC. It is a registration and orientation night where you will get information on your child's high school experience and details on graduation requirements & pathways.

After the presentation, clubs and organizations will be available to talk to interested students. The Key Club will also be available to give tours and show students and parents the school.

11 days ago, Kelly Hanley
red and black hamilton school district logo with bronc head
Don't miss out on the Bitterroot Performing Arts "Grow Wild" and "Jawsome" shows featuring the Singing Zoologist!! Shows are on March 25 @ 1PM & 6PM in the HHS PAC. Tickets are FREE!
15 days ago, Kelly Hanley
The Bitterroot Performing Arts Council, in partnership with Jane S. Herman Foundation, is welcoming Lucas Miller, the Singing Zoologist to the HHS PAC on March 25, 2026. 1st performance is at 1PM & and the 2nd is at 6PM. Tickets are free. You can pick them up at the BPAC box office or order online for a $5 processing fee at www.bitterrootperformingarts.org. The BPAC office is open Tues-Thurs, 11am-5PM at 127 W Main St, #9, Hamilton, Mt 406-363-7946
Huge CONGRATULATIONS to the HMS Science Olympiad for taking 2nd place overall at the State Competition today in Bozeman! The students, coaches and community volunteers put in an enormous amount of time & effort to prep for this competition, and we are proud of them all!
17 days ago, Kelly Hanley
Hamilton Middle School Science Olympiad team competed in the state level competition at Montana State University today and won 2nd place overall
Hamilton Middle School Science Olympiad team competed in the state level competition at Montana State University today and won 2nd place overall
Hamilton Middle School Science Olympiad team competed in the state level competition at Montana State University today and won 2nd place overall
Hamilton Middle School Science Olympiad team competed in the state level competition at Montana State University today and won 2nd place overall
Good luck to the HMS Science Olympiad team as they compete in the state competition at MSU today!! Here is a photo of the team at the Museum of the Rockies last night. Also included is a photo of students Reif Ramer and Quinn Curtis participating in the Scrambler event.
18 days ago, Kelly Hanley
Photo of the HMS Science Olympiad team in front of the museum of the rockies. 2nd photo of 2 students with a car
There's still time to get tickets to see another amazing Hamilton High School production!

Anastasia is coming to the Hamilton PAC in February! Buy your tickets using the QR code or going to:

https://gofan.co/app/school/MT19791
18 days ago, Kelly Hanley
Hamilton High School musical Anastasia. Feb 26 @ 7PM, Feb 27 @ 7 PM, Feb 28 @ 2PM & 7PM. Adult tickets are $10, Senior citizen tickets are $5, student tickets are $5.

Just a reminder that HSD3 students have a 4 day weekend coming up! There will be no school for all students on Fri, Feb 13th due to a staff Professional Development Day. Students will also have the day off on Monday, Feb 16th for Presidents Day. Have a safe & relaxing break!

28 days ago, Kelly Hanley
graphic with black backgrounds surrounded by photos of crayons, highlighters, rulers and other classroom tools. There will be no school in the Hamilton School District on Fri, Feb 13th (Professional Developement Day) and Mon, Feb 16th (Presidents Day)

We are so proud of our hard-working HMS students who made it on the 2nd quarter High Honor Roll & Honor Roll lists!! Please take a moment to congratulate these students! Go Broncs!

You can also view the HMS Honor Roll Page here:

https://www.hsd3.org/o/hms/page/hms-honor-roll-2025-26

28 days ago, Kelly Hanley
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
Hamilton Middle School Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of the 2025-26 school year. High honor roll is 3.75 GPA or higher and Honor Roll is 3.0 GPA or higher. Graphic has a black background with fireworks at all four corners of the screen
HSD3 has 2 open school board trustee positions open for 3 year terms. If you are interested in running for an open position, please pick up the candidate forms at our district office (217 Daly Avenue). Forms are due by 5PM on Monday, Feb 9, 2026!
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
School board election information. HSD3 has 2 trustee positions open for 3 year terms. Trustee candidates must file their paperwork by 5PM on Mon, Feb 9, 2026. Pick up forms at the district office at 217 Daly Avenue. Election day is May 5, 2026. Please call the district office at 406-363-2280 with questions.
School board election information. HSD3 has 2 trustee positions open for 3 year terms. Trustee candidates must file their paperwork by 5PM on Mon, Feb 9, 2026. Pick up forms at the district office at 217 Daly Avenue. Election day is May 5, 2026. Please call the district office at 406-363-2280 with questions.
We made some homepage changes to improve your website experience and make information more accessible to you!

We added quick links to the top right of all campus homepages that take you to these frequently visited pages:

Contact Us, Infinite Campus and District Calendars

If you have any feedback on our website or have any questions, please feel to reach out to us!
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
hamilton school district logo of an H with a bronc head
During School Board Appreciation Month, we would like to take a moment to thank our volunteer school board members for their dedication, leadership and service to our students, staff and community. Their commitment guides the future of the HSD3 district!

We appreciate the countless hours they devote to understanding complex educational issues and making tough decisions to ensure our district thrives.

Thank you for always putting our students first and for your unwavering commitment to our district's success! Go Broncs!
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
school board appreciation post
HMS Families: We will have a wrestling parent/player meeting on Feb. 9 at 6:30pm in the HMS auditorium. The HMS wrestling team is for 6th-8th grade students.
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
wrestling silhouette
Registration is open for Hamilton Youth Wrestling! This program is open to 1st-5th graders! Register using the QR code or by going to:

https://bit.ly/4ajQ5zA
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
Hamilton youth wrestling, 1st-5th grade welcome. 1st practice is mon, feb 23 @ 5:30PM in the Hamilton High School gym. Register using the QR code or go to https://bit.ly/4AJQ5ZA
Here's your chance to learn to tie some flies that are perfect for winter and spring in the Bitterroot! This class is for both beginners & intermediates and focuses on nymph patterns. You will learn fly-tying and some basic entomology from instructor Dan Kimzey for only $30!

You can register using the QR code or go to:

https://www.hsd3.org/page/adult-education
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
HSD3 adult education beginner/intermediate fly tying class. Tuesdays, 5-7PM, Feb 3-Mar 3, 2026. $30 tuition fee
Come join an amazing team of educators! Hamilton School District is hiring multiple Special Education Teachers for the 2026-27 school year!

You can apply here:
https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/2362
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
Hamilton school district is hiring special education teachers. You can apply at https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/2362
Don't miss your chance to see another amazing Hamilton High School production!

Anastasia is coming to the Hamilton PAC in February! Buy your tickets using the QR code or going to: https://gofan.co/app/school/MT19791
about 1 month ago, Kelly Hanley
Hamilton High School musical Anastasia. Feb 26 @ 7PM, Feb 27 @ 7 PM, Feb 28 @ 2PM & 7PM. Adult tickets are $10, Senior citizen tickets are $5, student tickets are $5.
Mr. Pool's HMS 8th grade class welcomed Mrs. Pool's Pre-K class from Corvallis Primary School this week! They teamed up to learn about the Great Depression.

Students learned a valuable lesson about the differences between needs and wants. They also did a hands-on project constructing "Hoovervilles".

Students used available materials to create livable structures, just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter!

The Pre-K students also made a stop at Mr. Williams' 19th century "Mountain Man Artifacts" exhibit before they headed back to school.

This crossover lesson was such a great example of how both young and older students can benefit from working together to gain unique perspectives! Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Pool for providing this opportunity for our students!
about 2 months ago, Kelly Hanley
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.
Mrs. Pool's Pre-k students from Corvallis Primary school took a field trip to HMS last week to team up with Mr. Pool's 8th graders to learn about the Great Depression. Students learned about the differences between needs and wants then did a hand on project with 8th graders of making "Hoovervilles". Students used available materials to create livable structures just as Americans did back in the 1930's. The lesson was a great success and a great way to end the quarter after learning about the Great Depression for the past week in class. In addition, down the hall Mr. Williams had a mountain man 19th century artifacts exhibit that the Pre-K students got to observe before they headed back to school.