April 2020

The Florence-Carlton parents, school and community will provide a safe, respectful environment that strives to prepare all students to become responsible, lifelong learners by

empowering them with the integrity, knowledge and skills to contribute to a changing world.

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PAID Florence, MT 59833

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District Office 273-6751 • HS Office 273-6301 • MS Office 273-0587 • Elementary Office 273-6741

Florence-Carlton School District 15-6, 5602 Old Hwy 93, Florence, MT 59833

Home page: http://www.florence.k12.mt.us

-a line of communication between school, parents & community members-

April News

The Florence-Carlton School District will be holding a School Election by mail ballot on May 5, 2020. The designated place of deposit located is located at the Ravalli County Election Office, 215 South 4th Street, Hamilton, MT. The Florence-Carlton School District Office Conference Room will have a deposit box available on Election Day only May 5, 2020 7:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m. Two Board of Trustee positions are open - each for a 3-year term, these positions are currently held by Mel Finlay, and Tara Zeiler. Absentee ballots are available to all voters. An “Application for Absentee Ballot” is available from the Ravalli County Elections Office at 215 South 4th Street, Hamilton, MT or at the Missoula County Courthouse - Office of Elections, 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT 59802. Important dates:

Deadline for candidate to withdraw: April 2, 2020

Deadline to file as a write in candidate: April 2, 2020

Ballot is certified April 3, 2020

Ballots mailed: April 15th through April 20, 2020

Absentee ballots are available for request: April 15, 2020

Late Registration closes May 4, 2020 between noon and 5 P.M. the day before the election. Electors may late register on

Election Day at the office of the County Election Administration (Ravalli County) in Hamilton.

Election Day: May 5, 2020

Florence-Carlton School District Election Dear Parents and Community Members, Here are some links to information on the COVID-19 virus. I hope that you are all safe and healthy. The district staff will continue to provide education-al services, including food service and special services to the best of our ability in these very trying times. If your student does not have a Chromebook or access to the internet please contact your child’s principal, counselor, or teacher. We will continue to provide information as it becomes available on when school will resume as normal including extra-curricular activities. To open the links below right click on the link and then click on open hyperlink Montana Department of Health and Human Services

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) – Montana

DPHHS

Q&A on coronaviruses (COVID-19) – World

Health Organization

Frequently Asked Questions – Centers for Disease

Control

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

OPI COVID-19 Information Page

Governor’s Coronavirus Task Force

USDA FNS Response to COVID-19

U.S. Department of Education

Families First Coronavirus Response Act:

Employee Paid Leave Rights

Families First Coronavirus Response Act:

Employer Paid Leave Requirements

Families First Coronavirus Response Act:

Questions and Answers

If you have a question or concern regarding your child’s education or safety please send me an email, scullyb@florence.k12.mt.us, or call me at 273-6751. Enjoy the beautiful spring weather and stay healthy! Bud Scully Superintendent

Wednesday, April 15th, 2020 FCS Old Gym 2:00pm-6:30pm

Sign-up for an appointment on our school’s Facebook page or with the

following link:

tiny.cc/FCSKindergarten2020

You can also schedule an appointment by calling Jody at 273-6741.

Screenings will take approximately

30 minutes

Please bring copies of birth certificate, immunizations,

Social Security number and proof of residency

Florence-Carlton School

Kindergarten Registration

And Readiness Screening

Information on the COVID-19 Virus

Meet the Candidates Running for School Board

My name is Bobbie Ketelhut, I am married to Rodney Ketelhut, and have two daughters at Florence School, Malena 10th grade and Lacie 5th grade. My children were the 5th generation born in Las Vegas. Our ranch was eventually surrounded by city, so we bought proper-ty in Florence in 1995 after falling in love with the land and the people. I grew up in our family owned hardware store which we still own and operate (remotely) today, as well as being a prop-erty insurance adjuster. We have lived full-time in Florence for 5 years and we are grateful every day when we wake up to the river and the moun-tains knowing this is home for our future generations. We hold each day sacred

and feel so blessed to be part of the Florence community. Our daughters know this school is exceptional for the teachers, high quality lunches, kind janitors, and caring administrators. We have volunteered and/or do-nated anytime possible when the call goes out including at dances, teach-er appreciation events, hearing testing, school trips, classroom helper, Shop class, and even plowing the softball field last year when it was too deep for the kids to practice. Anything our school needs, we feel like it is our duty to jump in and help. Most people know us for our holiday dec-orations out along Eastside Highway at the river which we enjoy because it brings so many smiles to our neighbors. We constantly have people stop to say “Hi” when we are decorating and even leaving “Thank You” cards in our mailbox. It means a lot to us that we can do something that brightens the days for so many people. My father was a contractor, so even as a teenager I learned to bid jobs, do construction, and the value of a hard days’ work. I worked in the hardware store and eventually became the accountant and HR manager. For the past 10 years I have been an insurance adjuster for residential, commercial, and agricultural properties. I spend my days inspecting structures, reviewing contractor bids, investigating scenes, auditing in-voices, and still maintain the accounting/payroll for our family hardware store. This is a pivotal time for our school with the campus construction start-ing. I feel it is important to utilize my skills for the future of our school when it is vital to understand business, construction, accounting, and have compassion for the stress it could cause some people along the way. Each person in our community is a gear in a machine that all has to move in sync. We need to understand all the moving parts of the machine so the concerns of the people involved can be met including students, teach-ers, community, volunteers, and support staff. I believe it is our responsibility to teach children to be responsible adults from the earliest childhood years from the most basic manners as tod-dlers to vocational study or college preparation in high school. My goal is to be sure each age group has the tools necessary to best provide for their futures and ours.

Robert Cook Bobbie Ketelhut Age: 40, Married, 4 children in Florence Schools Born: Long Island, NY Employer: Montana Army National Guard (2016-Present) Position/Title: Recruiting and Reten-tion NCO Previous: North Carolina Army Na-tional Guard (1999-2016) Position/Title: Infantry First Sergeant & Recruiting and Retention Chief Education: MBA-PM, Liberty University, 3.99 GPA, grad: June 2019 Bachelor of Science, Liberty University, 4.0 GPA, grad: Jul 2015 Clubs/Groups/Organizations: NREMT Stevensville Sabres Soccer Club Florence Soccer MTNGA Hobbies/Interests: Being involved with my kids’ lives. Sports, cars, trains, music & theatre. Carpentry, horticulture, gardening and cooking. History, art, and classical architecture. Why do I want to be on the School Board? Continue my service to community with engagement through my children. I want to ensure that my children are provided the best opportunities possible, and that is on-ly possible when everyone is involved. Teachers, students, faculty, and community must support each other to create a climate of success and perpetual excellence. Where do I see myself contributing? Effectively, wherever is necessary; however, with my management and leadership background, I hope to influence short and near term productivity through effective budgetary management and teacher support, while developing long term sustainable growth plans that maximize community and regional coordi-nation and cooperation that reduces risk and enables the district to prepare for its continued growth.

NCNGA AUSA Missoula Youth Football Missoula Hockey

Greetings, My name is Lacy Janes, I am a wife, mother, and business owner in the Florence Community. I was born and raised in Helena, MT. In 2011, I became a soldier with the Medical Unit for the Montana Army National Guard. My military training was in the dental field and has allowed me to do some dental work on the civilian side as well. Recently I have had the opportunity to coach a cheerleading team for another district culminating in a first place for our division. My favorite job has been being a mom to my three beautiful children Brylee, Boe, and Braylynn. My husband was born and raised here in Florence, and after having our first child six years ago, we knew in our hearts Florence was where we wanted to raise our family. Cody, my husband, attended Florence Carlton School from kindergarten to graduation in 2004. After earning a degree in A&P mechanics, he started his career in Aviation, which eventually led us to own-ing our business in helicopter repairs. I am so excited to have my kids attending the Florence Carlton School and have volunteered in the school since my daughter started kindergarten. While in her class-room, I had the pleasure of seeing how much our teachers genuinely care for each and every student. They are hardworking and dedicated to helping our students achieve their goals. Our teachers make decisions daily with the student’s best interest in mind: however often their voices go unheard. I found

myself asking: how can I support these teachers who are so passionate about teaching my children? I want to support our children’s education and our teachers in the best ways possible. These experiences have inspired me to run for a position on the school board. My goal as a member of the school board would be to create a long-term vision, mapping a course that provides the opportunities each student needs to reach their full potential. I strongly believe that we have tremendous teachers and staff educating our children. As a school board, our efforts must focus on supporting edu-cators through enhancing and enriching the education our students receive in the classroom. I would like to be a voice for our community and guid-ance for the ongoing development of our educational programs. In addition to the academic resources, we must support the arts, athletics, and other extracurricular activities that contribute to the development of the whole child. I will work hard to ensure that this district’s dedication continues for the benefit of all Florence Carlton students, staff, and families. I ask for your support in allowing me to be your voice on the Florence School Board.

Ckye Thomas grew up in the Bitter root and has lived in the FCCS district for 16 years. He has a beautiful wife and an eight-year-old Florence Falcon in the 2nd grade. Ckye is a small business owner and competitive shooter. With an open mind and a positive attitude, he will do his best for the kids and the community.

Lacy Janes

Ckye Thomas

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High School 1st Semester Honor Roll Page 3

Please congratulate Conner McBride who came in 2nd place in the junior varsity division at the Stevensville Scholastic Chess Tournament March 7th! Great Job Conner!

Academic Excellence 4.0 Freshman Kiersty Burdge Jessica Burroughs Patrick Duchien Madison Fowler Aspen Goeltz Delaney Lawrence Quinn Lue Nevaeh Otteson Brandon Scheffler Maylah Thorne Trista Williams Sophomore Nyreec Adams Kendall Boehm Dylan Kidd Jaidyn Larson Luke Maki Carina McCollum Madison Meidinger Ryan Monk Addison Nordhaug Jared Pallo Kristen Polly Gwenyth Reed Blake Shoupe Allison Streekstra Junior Betty Ann Alexander Craig Brett Kinsey Church Jayden Hendricksen Gracie Houston Sierra Koerner Josephine Miller Jacob Stiegler Cadence Waller Senior Clint Banister Jaren Lue Jacee McNair Brendan Schneiter Madison Wahl

Honor Roll 3.25-3.59 Freshman Dallas Blair Kaiden Church Asher Deming Brayden Gilbertson Rylan Harris Thomas Hendrix Brodie Hinsdale Carter Kroll Sean Larson Josie Lewis Hunter Olson Colten Rice Nicholas Riley Matthew Streekstra William Wagner Wyatt Wardlow Ryan Winters Sophomore Zale Bender Hannah Nickisch Sophia Simone Ian Williford Carley Zabel Caden Zaluski Junior Jonathan Chamberlin Giovanna Garcia Jayson Dixon Kelley Folts O'Maste Foster Caleb Kroll Hannah McLean Elijah Pedersen Miriam Smith Senior Kyler Alm Zachary Harrington Monica Koerner Colby Kohlman Nicholas Sanchez Emma Stensrud

High Honor Roll 3.60-3.99 Freshman Mitchell Aalbers Jaxon Larson Jonathan Luhmann Gabriel Philbrick Madison Potter Savannah Reeves Kelsen Zahn Sophomore Abigail Binder Ryan Coulter Sarah Craun Christopher Geiser Jocelyn Henderson Calvin Kendall Malena Ketelhut Kylie Kovatch Frank Lindon Rayk Mess Levi Posey Andrew Scully Cassidy Steber Faith Stevens Logan Stoltz Kolbi Wood Junior Sarah Anderson Garrett Boehm Chase Bovee Jonathan Briney Kyle Hall Creagan Keller Madelynn Lippy Oliver Post Jesse Sage Shane Wilson Louis Zielinski Senior Jacklyn Balfourd Halle Christopherson Grace Edgar Sarah Hopcroft Hazel Leonard Caden Plasmier Rachel Stevens

Stevensville Chess Tournament

Academic Excellence 6th Grade Bridger Alexander Sophie Allen Alexander Burroughs Amelia Calsbeek Abigail Deming Brody Duchien Kayln Ferris Ella Goeltz Tyler Heinert Dia Jenkins Malorey Lawrence Kendyl Meinhold Maggie Schneiter Avis Streekstra Logan Williams

7th Grade Ava Aalbers Kaylee Crawford Destiny Ford Korey Fowler John Lippy Emma Mickelson Ava Philbrick Kenzy Pickering Olivia Raczykowski Elise Schneiter Mildred Shepp Andrew Standaert Khyler Sturm Megan Wilson

Honor Roll 6th Grade Emma Allen KesLynn Bates Lillyana Caldarone Mako Cook Conner Crawford Luke Ey Jacob Grayson Kaden Hoffman Rylee Lapham David Laufenberg Ian McLean Scarlet Santo Laila St. Onge Sophie Tollefson Jaden Turbitt Katlyn Wallace Hayden Warrington 7th Grade Lily Bender Dylan Boggs Elizabeth Brown Tanner Brown Maeson Drake-Zinke Tashunka Foster Cole Fowler Kyler Harris Joseph Pallo Rayanna Roberts Joseph Strange Owl Gavin Waller Benjamin Zielinski

High Honor Roll 7th Grade Mya Schumacher Caelin Simmerman Steven Smith Zane Young 8th Grade Riley Allen Lance Burrows Connor Hanneman Alison Hill Gracie Keller Nataley Koerner Arie McLaughlin Alexa McLean Levi Narum Ethan Porter Jonah Wagner Dakota Williams Seth Wilson McKay Young

High Honor Roll 6th Grade Kade Anderson Taryn Appelhans Teagan Bouma Sarah Deibert Jadyn Dobberstein Allen Edwards Preston Ekstedt Murphy Fellows Aaron Fuchs Caleb Hanneman Patience Hatch Ashley Henton Brooke Hildebrand Calder Hottle Jordan Kidd Alyxandra Monaco Isaac Nicoson

2019-2020 Middle School Trimester 2 Honor Roll

Academic Excellence 8th Grade Ethan Alexander Tyler Brett Olivia Coulter Lexi Ekstedt Johnna McKnight Quintan Monaco Kimberlin Potter Samuel Prescott Harrison Shepp Quinn Skaggs Hailey Sutton

Honor Roll 8th Grade Gracie Appelhans Austin Eyestone Tyler Ferris Jaiden Haugland Andrew Horsens Ian Miller Kinlee Narum Alexia Perez Jon Post Autumn Sutton Emily Turbitt

High Honor Roll 6th Grade Wes Potter Riley Reeves Kaitlyn Rice Brett Riley Calan Rocco Kameron Rusek Shae Simms Benjamin Smart Sophia Stiegler Chase Wagner Samantha Wagner Allana Wellborn Levi Winters Milah Zamora High Honor Roll 7th Grade Carson Alexander Mason Arlington Isaac Bates Aislynn Campbell Kate Falagan Roland Fisher Liam Gale Alivia Hancock Finn Jensen Jaden Jones Brook Kidd Brooklyn Oliveira Corbin Rice Jacob Schauer

2020 Second Semester Elementary Honor Roll Page 4

Easton Anderson Asher Angert Hayley Arlington Averie Bates Lola Bates Brecken Beard Mya Boggs Macartney Bridges Reese Briney Max Brucker Katie Burroughs Brenna Burrows Luca Caldarone Elizabeth Camp Maksim Chinikaylo Callen Church Gennady Difort Victor Difort Luke Dobberstein Sam Falagan Samantha Fray Colin Griffin Lily Grossman Ben Harper Shaylee Henry Hayden Holzberger Brighton Huls Oren Kirschenheiter Bailey Kroeker Hartley Kuhlman Beckett Kurpius Aniken Lambson Rylee Lewis Nolan Lippy Brennan Meinhold Leland Mollohan RJ Moody Sawyer Morton Lilyana Paisano Adrianna Perez Cason Pickering Isabel Price Emory Ralston Alana Rocco Anna Rosenkrans Max Rosenthal Greyson Scharff Seba Schroeder Brinley Skaggs Rowen Simmerman Skyler Smalley Anthony Standaert Jaxton Stock Anya Stokes Adeline Strommen Charley Sullivan Bret Swartz Rebecca Taerea Christian Thorness Ellie Thorness Kaden Tinder Madison Turbitt Tian Voss-Manfredi Lilyana Wallace Liam Warrington Wyatt Welling Jonathan Williams Shiloh Williams Alice Winn

Morghan Adams Kohen Albrecht Isaac Anderson Colter Arlington Nellie Bahls Kenzi Bailey Kirklan Bates Justin Beeler Tyler Birgbauer Raelyn Blank Gavin Bone Cora Carlascio Carter Church Morgan Collins Colin Craun Devyn Easley Jace Fuller Kendra Gentry Dean Hackathorn Scout Hamilton Taylor Hancock Abby Harper Afton Hatch Elli Heffelfinger Madigan Hurlbert Rawley Jacobson Sam Jacobson Lacie Ketelhut Joe Kivela Una Kuhlman Jacob Kurpius Lacie Larson Emberley Lawrence Jacob Martens Ali Meinhold Caden Miller Nichole Navarro Serai Nickisch Trace Perkins Quinn Phillips Ellie Poellot Annabelle Polly Paige Porter Eli Raczykowski Alexis Rose Brennon Schmardebeck Jake Schneiter Ethan Schweitzer Darren Snell Lydia Standaert Noxon Strayer Layton Stubb Charlie Swartz MJ Swoger Alaina Taerea Ethan VanBlaricom Ellery Wellborn Brandon Wilson

Autumn Anthon Audrey Blair Lee Blair Jemma Bouma Bexley Brooks Miranda Cook Alden Crawford Cove Crocker Shelby Crocker Leo Delfis Christian Englund Cason Falcon-Buckingham Oliver Fisher Matthew Geiser Colter Hanneman Seth Harrison Isabell Henton DJ Hughes Jewelletta Leonard Morgan Martens Hope McConnell Lilly Medsker Hailey Nicoson Brooklyn Nunn-Wilson Jeffery Rathburn Liam Rogers Asher Simmerman Gunnar Snell Kipley Solari Sunnie Trenk

Academic Excellence High Honor Roll Honor Roll Dr. Seuss Celebrated

In February Mrs. Koerner's class celebrated I love to read month by Studying the Author Dr. Seuss and having an I love to read competition. Owen Stanek was the winner of the com-petition. Of all the students in Mrs. Koerners' class, he read the most books throughout the month of February. Owen chose a chameleon book as his prize. On March 2nd Mrs. Koerner's class celebrated Read across America and Dr. Seuss's birthday by dressing up and having a party. Mrs. Pickering's class joined in on the fun and games.

Friday, March 6th, the Florence-Carlton kindergarten classes went to the Daly Mansion to find out how maple syrup is made from the sap of sugar maple trees. Maybe you have noticed the alley of trees when you drive into the mansion. Those are sugar maples! Mr. Bob Gibson told us when nights are cold and days get sunny and warmer towards the end of winter, it is time to tap the trees and let the clear sap run into the collection buckets. Then, off to the wood fire and boiling pan. The syrup makers boil the sap until it thickens and darkens. That sweet treat will be bottled and sold as a fundraiser for the Daly Mansion. We enjoyed exploring the grounds, rolling down hills into piles of leaves and eating a picnic lunch too. In the afternoon we stopped by the Lee Metcalf Wildlife Refuge. We found a number of woodpeckers, two porcupines lounging in trees, and other creatures along our path. It was just a beautiful day! A number of parents and grandparents joined our group for this adventure. Many thanks for all their help!

In Search of Something Sweet at the Daly Mansion

Elementary Outlook Page 5

Leaning Tower of Soup!

For the second year, the Florence-Carlton Kindergarten classes collected 100 cans of tomato soup for 100’s Day and as a “Hearty” gift to the Pan-try Partners for Valentine’s Day. We collected cans in each room, then came together to count them into groups of ten. Finally we counted by tens to 100! Oops, we were two cans short. Only 98! A Hearty THANK YOU to the mom who went to the store and brought us two more cans!

K-5 Title students don't forget to join us the evening April 3rd, 2020 for our first ever game night from 5-7pm in the elementary commons area! We will have lots of fun games to play and an ice cream bar for any student in our school's Title I program. The whole family is welcome. We hope to see you there. - Mrs. White and Ms. Rogers

Title I Students and Family Game Night

April 3rd 5pm-7pm

Florence Booster Club and FCPO News Page 6

@FCParentOrg.

Please check out our Facebook page: Florence Carlton Parent Organization K-8, for current announcements

FCPO Upcoming Events

Final Box Top collection of year will be May 1st

FCPO is still in search for a Secretary for the upcoming school year. Please email or message us for interests! Check Facebook for updates

Remind App, text to this number 81010 and add this message @fcpok8, to receive Remind notifications.

We could not do this without all the many people who give of their time, talents & treasures! Thanks!

TEAM MEMBERS/Officers: (Please contact us for more information or suggestions!)

Mel Goeltz 406-529-9804

Melinda Posey 219-713-5328

Becky Mangun 406-544-8281

Leslie Zahn 406-396-7595

Falcon Wear contact: Mel Goeltz

Football Concessions Contact: Leslie Zahn

Be added to our email list: Stay In The Loop falconparentsk8@gmail.com

https://www.facebook.com/FlorenceCarltonAthleticBoosterClub https://www.florence.k12.mt.us/domain/7

https://twitter.com/fcs_activities

Follow us on Facebook for updates and current announcements!

Monthly Activities: 1st Wednesday of the month: at the Rustic Hut!

Proceeds support the sports programs at Florence! Next Bingo: April 1st @ 6pm proceeds support our Falcon Track Program

2nd Wednesday of the month: FC Athletic Booster Club Monthly Meeting @ 6pm in the administration building * next meeting - April 8, 2020

Florence-Carlton Booster Club News

20% off Florence-Carlton Students, Faculty & Staff through April 4! Just show your I.D. and fill your belly. The Bus is a Florence restaurant owned & operated by Florence parents of Florence-Carlton students! Call in your order (405) 304-8499 & use our pick up window! Between Bum Steer & Antiqueology.

The Bitterroot Breakfast Bus

Equal Education, Nondiscrimination and Sex Equity The District will make equal educational opportunities available for all students without regard to race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, ethnicity, language barrier, religious belief, physical or mental handicap or disability, economic or social conditions, or actual or potential marital or parental status. No student, on the basis of sex, will be denied equal access to programs, activities, services, or benefits or be limited in the exercise of any right, privilege, or advantage, or denied equal access to educational and extracurricular programs and activities.

Florence-Carlton School is in need of certified and classified substitutes. If you are interested in subbing for the school, please call Donna Hemphill @ 273-6751 extension 1104 for more information.

Every meal comes with milk & a full Salad Bar with all you can eat fresh fruits and veggies.

Looking for Part-time Work

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Breakfast Menu Mon.—Biscuits & Gravy

Tues.—Pancakes or Breakfast Sandwich Wed.—Scrambled Eggs & Cheese, Sausage/ Burritos (HS/MS)

Thurs.—Breakfast on a Stick Fri.—Cinnamon Rolls

*Cold Cereal, yogurt, fruit, or milk are available daily while supplies last.

Gluten free choices (available without the bun)

We serve sunbutter PB & J or cheese sandwich.

Everyday is different

K-2 we start with a half sandwich, if you are still hungry please come back for the other half.

Early Out 2:15

Chicken Nuggets, mashed potatoes w/ gravy

Booster Club Mtg 6:00 District office

FCPO Mtg. 6:00 TENTATIVE

Teacher’s Lounge School Board Mtg 6:00

*Menu is subject to change without notice

Sporting Events are subject to change without

notice

Pay Online @ www.MyMealtime.com

Early Out 2:15

Early Out 2:15

Early Out 2:15

Chili, Cheese fries

Baked Chicken Enchilada

Cheeseburger Pie Corn Dog, Fries Egg Rolls

Homemade To-mato soup w/ bread sticks

Pancakes w/ Sausage links

Stroganoff w/ meatballs

Chicken Tacos Chicken Nug-gets

Chili Cheese Fries

McFalcon

BBQ Pork Pulled Sandwich, Fries

Bean & Cheese Burrito

All Beef Hot Dog, Chips

BBQ Meatballs, hot Green Beans

Pizza

Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Chips

Tangy Chicken Sandwich

Chicken Alfredo

Tuna Salad Sandwich w/ chips

Friday, April 24, Saturday, April 25

Friday 9:00 to 6:00

Saturday 9:00 to 3:00

Donations gladly accepted on the, 24th, 25th.

Please no TVs or Electronics

The church is located at 2007 OLD highway 93, half way between Lolo

and Florence. Any questions please call: Dace @ 240-6601

Florence-Carlton Community Church Annual Rummage Sale

Every meal comes with milk & a full Salad Bar with all you can eat fresh fruits and veggies.

Save the Date ~ May 13 (2:00-7:00 P.M.) Florence-Carlton High School

Signup Information Coming Soon!

In Association with FCHS National Honors Society

I am the coordinator for the 4-H international programs and we are looking for host families for this Summer. I am wondering if you would be willing to put the information below into your newsletters through the end of the school year? I can be contacted at (406) 994-3502 if you have any questions. Thank you, Learn about another culture when you host a student from Japan this summer. Students stay in Montana for one month to experience what it is like to live with an American family. Program dates are July 22-August 17, 2020 and delegates range in age from 12-16. Families with children who are within 2-3 years and the same gender as the person they host are encouraged to apply. To apply, contact Stephanie Davison at sdavison@montana.edu or 406-994-3502 or go to https://www.states4hexchange.org/apply/host/.

4th & 5th Grade Music Concert

Host Families Needed