In May 2017, Bozeman School District voters approved a $125m bond both for Gallatin high school, to be completed in time for the 2020 school year, and for renovation of the existing Main Street Bozeman high school.
“Gallatin County District Schools” include these area schools: Amsterdam #75, Anderson #41, Belgrade #44, Bozeman #7, Gallatin Gateway #35, LaMotte #43, Malmborg #47, Manhattan #3, Monforton #27, Ophir (Big Sky) #72, Pass Creek #25, Springhill #20, Three Forks #24, West Yellowstone #69, Willow Creek #15
To provide an outstanding education in a caring, student-centered environment. High expectations challenge children to achieve their maximum intellectual and social potentials as they develop lifelong learning skills.
Bozeman, MT Schools Map.
The Bozeman Public School System invests in its students because they are the future. Families, community and educators work collaboratively to meet the diverse needs of all students and to achieve the goal of educational excellence.
Everything that is done must be good for children.
The School’s decisions are based on educational soundness, not personal comfort or political expediency. We realize that to continue educational excellence in our world today is to be open to change. We are investigating, learning, trying, exploring, fine-tuning, and constantly leading change. We want to create an environment in our district that is demanding but nurturing, rigorous but compassionate, safe but risk-taking, fosters both independence and collaboration, and requires accountability as well as involvement from everyone.
Bozeman Schools Basic Beliefs
ABOUT STAFF
BSD7 employs and keeps well-qualified, dedicated staff. Diversity of opinion and varieties of teaching styles are encouraged. It is expected that the work of all employees supports the mission of the district. In a time of tight budgets and increasing number of students, the district doesn’t ask people to do the impossible. Work assignments are commensurate with resources and support available.
Gallatin County Montana School Districts Map
ABOUT STUDENTS
The District believes that, given the right circumstances, all students can and must learn. They must leave our schools prepared to be productive citizens, able to work, and ready to be lifelong learners. Students are treated with respect, dignity and warmth so that they will want to come to school. Each student is special and brings unique gifts and needs to the school. BSD7 celebrates individual differences, takes students as they come to, and provides for differences in abilities, needs and learning styles. All school district staff are advocates for the needs of children.
ABOUT COMMUNITY AND PARENTS
Community involvement and support is essential for effective schools. Parents are their children’s first teachers and central to their lives; therefore, they must be major participants in the educational process. Parents and community need to be involved in planning and implementing the education program of the district.
ABOUT RESOURCES
Our resources go directly to the instructional process, as much as possible. We are good stewards of the funds we receive from the public. We are responsible for taking care of the schools and other facilities our community has entrusted to us. Our buildings and equipment need to be safe, attractive and comfortable. Our excellent school system promotes economic viability in Bozeman and Montana.
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Montana State University (MSU)
Nestled in the beautiful Gallatin Valley, in Bozeman, MT, Montana State University (MSU) is a safe, supportive community, offering significant opportunity to integrate your educational experience with the great outdoors, from skiing and snowboarding to fly fishing and dinosaur digs. MSU is an accredited Montana land grant university offering bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees in 120 fields of study. Montana State University is ranked in the top tier of U.S. research institutions by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
Students are encouraged to pursue their specific interests by immersing themselves in creative and/or research experiences. Talented faculty work closely with students to help them focus their work and develop their ideas. Accomplished faculty researchers interact with students to combine scientific principles, theory, ethics, and techniques with the opportunity to explore new concepts and ideas that address significant global issues. Students at Montana State University have the opportunity to explore their passions with the mentoring and guidance of some of the best teachers and researchers in the world.
