Monforton School opened its doors in 1888 to serve the rural families living just west of Bozeman.
Since then, it has become a home away from home to many children while maintaining educational success. Currently, the school provides a rich, well-rounded education to over 680 students in Kindergarten through eighth grade and employs about 80 teachers and staff.
Monforton School Foundation seeks to enhance and support the school’s educational heritage and reputation for excellence through individual donations and community partnerships.
When you give to us, you fund new library books, customized classes, science equipment, and more!
Your support is greatly appreciated
This week we honored out teachers/staff/admin in so many different ways! One of the ways we helped spoil our teachers was to have the Monforton Classroom Parents (MCP) make gift baskets for each of their teachers. Monforton Classroom Parents is a PAWS program that asks for parent volunteers to help teachers with volunteer opportunities in…
Monforton School Foundation is participating in this year’s Gallatin Valley Give Big Event. Support Monforton by donating at: https://www.givebiggv.org/organizations/monforton-school-foundation
Dear Monforton School community, We are excited to announce that the Monforton School Foundation Board has officially endorsed the Monforton School 2023 Bond. This bond measure will provide much-needed funding to address critical facility capacity needs at the school and help ensure that our students, teachers, and staff have a safe and updated learning environment.…
The Monforton School Foundation is pleased to announce that the following grants were awarded in April 2023.
The Monforton Art Fair is back! It will be held on Friday May 19th from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.
Monforton was recently recognized as one of the few 2022 “Blue Ribbon” schools in the US and the only school in Montana. “The National Blue Ribbon Schools Program recognizes public and private elementary, middle, and high schools based on their overall academic excellence or their progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups. Every year…
Our Monforton Second graders recently completed a field trip to the Museum of the Rockies. The foundation awarded Experiential Learning Grant funds to help the classes cover the costs of the trip.