It is not a surprise that there is still a lot of snow around campus this morning. Please drive and park carefully.

Our snow contractor and custodial crew are doing their best to ensure there are clear pathways in and out of the building. However, they had to move snow to some atypical locations just to be able to clear snow in general.

Please be patient and considerate as our crews focus on main entrances and the pathways to and from those areas as well as perimeter sidewalks. They will continue to work on snow removal throughout the week.

Thank you for your help!

Please bring a book for our next Homeroom Hallway activity on Friday! You can stop by this library all week to pick up something to read.

On March 22nd, Biomed 4 classes from GHS and BHS traveled to Butte to work with the Clark Fork Watershed Education Program. Biomed 4 students have been learning how a person's environment may affect their health through routes of ingestion, inhalation, and absorption. Thanks to CFWEP, students were able to see examples of all three, as well as research and remediation efforts taking place to mitigate the effects for people living in Butte. Students were able to discuss chemistry, bioaccumulation, and a bit of Butte history.

Afterprom is right around the corner and we are still in need of A LOT of volunteers to pull off this awesome event! If you would like to sign up to help out with Afterprom this spring (April 15) please sign up at this link.

If you have any questions about this year's AfterProm, please reach out to Ashley Crane.

406-580-7760

ashleycrane31@gmail.com

Stop by the main office and support the Bozeman Yetis Special Olympics team by buying a raffle ticket. This is one of the team's biggest fundraisers of the year. Tickets cost $5 and you can win a new Chevy truck, $5,000 Town Pump gift card, $1,500 Scheels gift card and more! Thank you for your support! Go Yetis!

Monday, March 27

Tuesday, March 28

• Auria choir concert, 7pm - this is a unique opportunity for our choir to perfrom with the internationally renowned "Jitro" Czech Republic Choir. This will be a collaborative concert with our treble choir and Belgrade High School Select Girls. Don't miss it!

Wednesday, March 29

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Thursday, March 30

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Friday, March 31

• Homeroom Hallway - Read and a Refresh

Saturday, April 1

• Possible spring sporting events pending weather

Other Upcoming Dates

• Prom – Saturday, April 15
  
• Graduation – Saturday, June 3, 10:00 a.m.

Raptor Bands is putting together an in-person 5K run/walk fundraiser on Saturday, May 20th! Rather than just selling another product you probably don't need, we are trying to bring the community together. We'd love to see many of you and your families at the event. Whether you can attend or not, please help spread the word!

Here is the sign up link.

Here is some information regarding the upcoming election from Superintendent Bertram's latest newsletter.

All registered voters will receive the information below in the mail, along with your mail-in ballot in mid-April. Additionally the information is also available on our website:

https://www.bsd7.org/election2023

#1 Our biggest ask in the upcoming election is to simply VOTE and cast your ballot. Turnout for BSD7 school elections are typically very low, 30-40%.

#2 Our second ask is to dive into the issues on the ballot and ensure you have all the information you need to make an informed decision.

Voter Information

• April 14, 2023 – Ballots mailed by County Election Office.

• May 2, 2023 – Election Day – Ballots due by 8:00 pm.

Ballots may be returned to:

Location Office Hours Election Day Hours

County Election Office 8:00am–5:00pm 8:00am–8:00pm

311 West Main, Room 210 Monday – Friday

Ballots may be returned in person or by mail (63 cents or Forever stamp). Please allow enough time for delivery by the May 2, 2023 deadline.

Please reach out if you have any questions!

Project Connect is committed to the idea of supporting our students, partnering with educators, and promoting a positive campus environment. Project Connect helps foster a sense of belonging that is a benefit to all.

It only takes a half hour to an hour at a time and you can pick times that are conducive to your schedule. If you are interested, you can find more information on the website, you can sign up here or you can contact GHS Project Connect at gallatinhighprojectconnect@gmail.com

Over spring break the varsity Ice Dogs finished third at their state tournament. Raptors, Steel Geddes and Lex Steckelberg, were both named First Team All State. Congratulations!

Here are sites if you'd like to support our spring teams by sporting some gear:

• Tennis

Parent and Community Feedback Night

When: Wednesday, March 29th, 6:30-7:30pm

Where: Willson Building, Second Floor Commons (404 West Main)

What: Social Studies, Career and Technical Education, Computer Science, and Technology Integration Standards to be adopted for use Fall 2023.

The Bozeman School District invites you to attend this event in order to solicit your feedback regarding the Content Standards the district is working to adopt for the upcoming school year. We will begin with a presentation promptly at 6:30pm and then will allow time for participants to review each set of standards and to provide any feedback related to the standards.

The Bozeman Noon Rotary Club is beginning to seek Rotary Youth Exchange Host Families for the Gallatin High School Incoming Student for the 2023-2024 school year. The club typically seeks 3 host families who will each host the student for approximately 3 months during the school year.

If you would like more information about hosting, additional details can be found at this link.

Please reach out to our GHS Rotary liaison, John Patterson, at jspatterson972@gmail.com or 406-581-9767 if you are interested.