Congratulations Mrs. Amy
On Tuesday, Amy Truett was presented the Montana School Nutrition WOW award by Patrice O'Loughlin, President of MTSNA.
This award recognizes a school food service employee in Montana with a lot of heart. As Potomac knows, Ms. Amy works tirelessly each day feeding students nutritious, well‐balanced meals.
The WOW award is sponsored by the Julie Leister family of Missoula and memorializes Julie who passed away from cancer. Her school nutrition legacy lives on every year as MTSNA presents a hand-carved knife from Julie’s father to Ms. Amy.
Reminder that students need a current sports physical on file in the office to participate in athletics for the 2024-2025 school year.
National History Day Nationals
National NHD was held at College Park Maryland outside DC. Students competed at the national competition with the Historical Research Project they had been working on all year! Students not only represented their community, but our great State of Montana at the National level. We are so proud of their accomplishments, they did an amazing job.
8th Grade Hawaii Trip 2024
8th Grade class participated in the Capstone trip through WorldStrides. Combined with two other schools from Houston and Vegas they explored and learned about the history, culture, and geographical landscape of Hawaii.
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