Missoulians need Prescott School to remain a public school in the Rattlesnake Valley.
As predicted by a economist in Missoula who produced a demographic report for the district, our elementary school population has increased and will continue to increase in the next few years. See the link to the report above.
In the summer of 2012 the district built a modular on the playground of Rattlesnake School as the school was at capacity. The school had been using about 11 para-educators for a while due to the increase in class sizes. (A para-educator is needed in a classroom along with the main teacher if the class size is over a certain number of children due to state standards.)
The cost of the modular was about $250,000.
Why didn't the district consider re-opening Prescott School?
Prescott School Missoula is of the belief that the district, under Chairwoman Toni Rehbein, wished to continue helping out Missoula International School. Remember that Rehbein was the past president of MIS and also a vice president shortly before being elected to the school board.
Disloyalty, mismanagement, and corruption, as brought forth in the posts on this blog, explain some of what is going on with the closure and lease of Prescott School. Remember, professionals within our community are on the record stating that this lease has cost the district hundreds of thousands of dollars PER YEAR, thus, overall this lease is costing the district millions of dollars.
Please contact the school board members and let them know you wish to keep Prescott School in the public school system for not only the Rattlesnake children but for all Missoulians - crowding conditions due to sending our students to other schools - effects everyone.
Our children DESERVE to be able to attend a neighborhood school - a school which many public school children in the Rattlesnake Valley have attended for over a century.
**Michael Beers
P.O. Box 5195
Missoula, MT 50806
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4906
Home Phone - 406-728-1630
Email – mbeers@mcps.k12.mt.us
Term Expires – Year 2016
**Rose Dickson
1852 S. 10th Street W.
Missoula, Montana 59801
Voice Mail - 728-2400 Ext. 4901
Home Phone – 406-214-9467
Email – rdickson@mcps.k12.mt.us
Term Expires Year 2014
Swan Valley, Clinton, Potomac, and Sunset districts)
P.O. Box 88
Seeley Lake, MT 59868
Voice Mail: 728-2400 Ext. 4908
Home Phone - 406-677-3869
Email – ddupree@mcps.k12.mt.us
Term Expires Year 2014
2616 Wedgewood Ct.
Missoula, MT 59808
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4909
Home Phone - 406-543-6598
Email – mholland@mcps.k12.mt.us
erm Expires Year 2015
100 Broadview Place
Missoula, MT 59803
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4903
Home Phone – 406-542-3145
Email – jknapp@mcps.k12.mt.us
Term Expires – Year 2015
3860 Fox Farm Road
Missoula, MT 58902
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4900
Home Phone 406-549-3995
Term Expires – Year 2016
*James Sadler (represents Target Range and Bonner
K-8 districts)
1220 Clements Road
Missoula, MT 59804
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4910
Home Phone – 406-728-4743
Term Expires Year 2015
**Michael Smith
112 Rolling Green Place
Missoula, MT 59803
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4902
Home Phone – 721-0313
Term Expires Year 2015
**Julie Tompkins
417 Woodford
Missoula, MT 59801
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4907
Home Phone – 406-241-5396
Term Expires Year 2016
*Ann Wake (represents Lolo, Woodman,
and DeSmet K-8 districts)
12043 Pleasant Meadows
Lolo, MT 59847
Voice Mail 728-2400 Ext. 4904
Home Phone – 406- 552- 8063
Term Expires Year 2016
**Shelley Wills
3032 Queen Street
Missoula, MT 59801
Voice Mail – 728-2400 Ext. 4905
Home Phone – 406-543-3646
Contact Trustees - (psm cut and pasted the following information and typed out the above trustee info). If there is a problem contacting any of the trustee perhaps psm made an error. One can check on the district website for the addresses also at www. mcpsmt.org.
The Board of Trustees accepts public comment from students, staff, parents and community members through a variety of avenues. Options include:
The Board of Trustees accepts public comment from students, staff, parents and community members through a variety of avenues. Options include:
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