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| Education is a big and serious business in Great Falls. The public school system, which boasts a record of having more than 70 percent of its students score above the national average in achievement tests, has 15 elementary schools, three middle schools, two high schools and six private parochial schools . If you are enrolling a child in the Great Falls school system for the first time, the following information will be of interest: Students need a birth certificate and record of immunizations. State law requires written proof of immunization or exemption for diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio, measles and rubella. Elementary students new to the area can register at their neighborhood school the week before school begins. Children must be 5 years old by Sept. 10 to enter kindergarten and first grade students must be 6 by Sept. 10 if they are entering school for the first time. Middle school and high school students should call the school they will attend for an appointment with a counselor to review their records and schedule classes. Students new to the district need a record of immunizations and should bring pertinent school records. (Grades 6-8 comprise middle school; high school includes 9-12). Parents who are uncertain what school their children will attend can call the Great Falls Public School offices at 268-6000, extension 196 for secondary and extension 251 for elementary.. |
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| Elementary Schools ·Chief Joseph, 5305 3rd Ave S., 268-6675 ·Lewis and Clark, 3800 1st Ave S.,268-6705 Lincoln, 624 27th St. S, 268-6800 ·Longfellow, 1101 7th Ave S., 268-6845 ·Loy, 501 57 St. N., 268-6885 ·Meadow Lark, 2204 Fox Farm Rd., 268-7300 ·Morningside, 4119 7th Ave N., 268-6960 ·Mountain View, 3420 15th Ave S., 268-7305 ·Riverview, 100 Smelter Ave., 268-7015 ·Roosevelt, 2501 2nd Ave N., 268-7045 ·Sacajawea, 630 Sacajawea Dr., 268-7080 ·Sunnyside, 1800 19th St. S., 268-7115 ·Valley View, 900 Ave. A N.W., 268-7145 ·West, 1205 1st Ave N.W., 268-7180 ·Whittier, 305 8th St. N., 268-7230 Middle Schools ·East, 4040 Central Ave., 268-6500 ·North, 2601 8th St. N.E., 268-6525 ·Paris Gibson, 2400 Central Ave., 268-6600 |
High Schools ·CM Russell, 228 17th Ave N.W., 268-6100 ·Great Falls High 1900 2nd Ave. S., 268-6250 State School: Montana School for Deaf & Blind, 3911 Central Ave, 761-6000 Private Schools: Blessed Trinity Catholic School, 2820 Central Ave, 761-5775, preK-8 Emmanuel Christian School, 3400 11th Ave S., 761-0464, preK-8 Foothills Community Christian School, 1001 36th Ave N.E., 452-5276, preK-8 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, 1305 5th Ave S., 452- 0551, preK-8 Palisades Adventist Christian School, 2930 Flood Rd., 452- 6883, grade 1-8 Treasure State Academy, 100 46th St N., 727-5133, K-12 |
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| MSU Northern - is one of 8 institutions in the Montana University System with a population of approximately 1,800 students. The Havre campus was designed to be a regional multipurpose institution with a foundation in liberal arts and sciences, teacher education, technical studies, and professional studies in business and nursing. Degree programs available include; Associate of Science, Bachelor of Science, Master of Education, Fifth Year Teaching Certificate and Montana University System Core. Extended campus facilities are located at the MSU-Northern/Great Falls Center at 1211 NW Bypass, 761-0417. www.nmclites.edu MSU College of Technology - was founded by the Montana Legislature in 1969 to offer employment training in vocational and technical fields. In 1994 the school was renamed Montana State University College of Technology-Great Falls and now is affiliated with Montana State University-Bozeman. The new affiliation allows students to transfer credits to other Montana postsecondary institutions. The 2 year institution serves approximately 2,000 students. The college offers Associate of Applied Science degrees and certificates. The campus is located at 2100 16th Ave So., 771-7140 www.msucotgf.montana.edu University of Great Falls - originally named the College of Great Falls and founded in 1932, is sponsored by the Sisters of Providence. It is a four-year liberal arts institution with a Master's Program. Approximately 1,500 students of all ages bring a wide range of backgrounds, experiences and talents to the campus. The college operates career and placement services for students and graduates. The campus is located at 1301 20th St So., 761-8210. Www.ugf.edu Malmstrom Air Force Base Education Center - offers three Masters degrees in cooperation with Troy State University and five Bachelors degrees from Park College. Located on Malmstrom Air Force Base, 727-5451. MSU College of Nursing – Extended Campus 2100 16th Ave So. 771-4450 McLaughlin Research Institute – A science lab of this magnitude is typically associated with a large University. This institute does pioneering work in biomedical science, currently research is being conducted related to Lou Gehrig's & Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer, paralysis, multiple sclerosis, birth defects and cancer |
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