
School Pictures are now available for viewing and purchase here: https://jcrosscphotography.gotphoto.com/login
Access codes will be sent home again this week.
Please contact the elementary or high school secretary for assistance if you did not receive an access code.
As a friendly reminder, the deadline for cash payment orders is October 17, and online orders is November 1.
Re-take day is scheduled for November 12, 2024.

Congrats to the Darby youth flag football team for ending their season with a 5-1 record! They competed against teams throughout the valley. Good job Tigers!


Free Developmental Screenings for children ages birth through 5 years! Check the flyer below for dates and times.


October 7th - 11th Elementary Students of the Week!



We are hiring a full-time cook! For more information or to apply for this position, please go to our website or click the link below.
https://www.darby.k12.mt.us/page/employment


Yesterday was a perfect day for a Cross Country Meet! Great job Tigers!











Darby students were teeing it up today as a part of their Advance PE curriculum. #TheTigerWay





5th grade and Kindergarten reading buddies!






7th grade students learned about the the flint lock gun and the importance of flint in starting a fire! They were under the guidance of Chris Toynbee and Marshall Gibson.









Game Day in Darby! High School Volleyball begins at 5:30 and Junior High begins at 4:30. Good Luck Tigers!


Darby Volleyball takes on Plains today! Games start at 5:30. Good luck Tigers!


New Employee Spotlight! Welcome to the team Leandra!


Darby High School is proud to have had 13 students enroll in Physics this year! The class was outside today to collect data for their free fall motions inquiry. The students got a chance to use their phones during school with this lab, employing their slow-motion cameras to track the amount of time it took for a ball to fall between each meter increment from 0-7 meters. Students will use this data to calculate the average velocity for each meter increment and the average acceleration between meters 0-3, 3-7, and 0-7. Next, students will use their kinematic equations, derived for time, to backwards-analyze our data to detect measurement error. Lastly, students will create position vs. time, velocity vs. time, and acceleration vs. time graphs. Please give our Physics students a high five the next time you see them for choosing to tackle this challenging subject!


FYI, October 2nd will be school picture day for the students and staff of the Darby School District.



New Employee Spotlight! Welcome to the team, Mrs. Rhodes!


The kids had a great time learning about the Montana Gold Rush and the effect it had on the indigenous tribes of Montana! Most were convinced that Bannack is certainly haunted and that the ghost of the Mead Hotel, Dorothy, may have ridden the bus home with us...






New Staff Spotlight! Welcome to the team Mrs. Farley!


New Staff Spotlight! Welcome to the team Evelyn!


We want to give a huge thank you to our Alumni, Booster Club, and Parents for making Homecoming so special! We appreciate you all!











Spotlighting our student's accomplishments at the Ravalii County Fair last month! Great job Tigers! #thetigerway

