Welcome to Frenchtown High School. Our school has a student population of approximately 450 students (9-12) who are served by over 40 faculty and staff members. We are a school of excellence offering courses that will prepare you for college or a career. We are an Advanced Placement school. All AP courses offered at Frenchtown High School are registered and meet all qualifications on AP Central through the College Board. FHS is a public school accredited by the Office of Public Instruction through the state of Montana. New to Frenchtown High School this year is the Bronc Fast Track Public Charter School. Bronc Fast Track allows participating students to get a head start on their college career.
We believe Frenchtown High School plays an important role in our community! If you have any questions please contact us using the phone numbers or email addresses listed below.
Telephone: (406) 626-2600 Opt 5
FAX: (406) 626-2676
General Information: hsoffice@ftbroncs.org
Order Transcripts
For all alumni, please email hsoffice@ftbroncs.org to request your transcript. Please include your full name at time of graduation, date of birth and complete address of the receiving institution.
Current students of Frenchtown High School, please see your high school counselor for transcript information.
It's time for school again! We hope everyone has had a fun and productive summer. The Frenchtown High School faculty and staff are excited to be working with you as we begin the 2024-2025 school year! This year we welcome several new teachers to the high school. The Art department welcomes Ms. Aubrey Wasson and the Agriculture department welcomes Ms. Saralyn Standley. The Health Enhancement Department welcomes Mr. Brian Labbe, who is transferring from the Middle School, and Mrs. Richae Rausch, transferring from the elementary school. We also have Ms. Julie Smiley adding to the Special Education Dept. She is moving from the Intermediate School. Please welcome these outstanding educators to our school and community. Watch for their biographies in the upcoming newsletters.
Wednesday, August 21st
School begins for FRESHMEN, EXCHANGE STUDENTS, and NEW STUDENTS ONLY. This is meant to be an orientation session for these students. Students will be introduced to educators, take school tours, hear about school rules and policies, run through a shortened class schedule, and have some fun time with high school mentors.
Our first full day of school grades 9-12 is scheduled to begin at 8:20 a.m. on Thursday, August 22nd.
2023-2024 HIGH SCHOOL BELL SCHEDULE
M8 days (Mondays)
P1A 8:20-9:00
P1B 9:05-9:45
P2A 9:50-10:35
P2B 10:40- 11:20
Lunch 11:20-11:55
P3A 12:00- 12:45
P3B 12:50- 1:35
P4A 1:40- 2:25
P4B 2:30- 3:27
Tues- Fri A/B Days
P1 8:20- 9:50
P2 9:55- 11:25
Lunch 11:25- 12:05
P3 12:10-1:40
P4 1:45- 3:27
Early Out/Early Release Bell Schedule
P1 8:20-9:15
P2 9:20-10:15
P3 10:20-11:15
P4 11:20-12:15
Lunch 12:15 Dismiss 12:33
Infinite Campus Access
The link to the Infinite Campus Parent/Student portal site is located on the top of the home page as well as the main page of the High School. Click on the link and then enter your I.D. and password to see a current grade report. If you do not have a copy of the access codes please call the high school office. Grades are updated at least one time per week. If you have a question or a concern regarding a grade please contact the teacher. Email is the most effective way to communicate with our teachers as there are no phones in the classrooms. All email addresses are available on our website. It’s important to be involved!
I. Participation Eligibility
To be eligible to participate in extracurricular activities during any season (fall, winter, spring) a student is required to participate in all practice sessions and competitions. The coach or director of the activity may allow exceptions to this policy for excused absences.
II. Academic Eligibility
In order to monitor student-athlete academic progress a quarter grade report will be generated on a bi-weekly basis beginning on the second Friday of each academic quarter. The report will be shared with head coaches of each activity by 3:00 p.m. in order to assist coaches in mentoring students towards academic success.
A student who receives three or more “F’s” on a bi-weekly list shall become ineligible immediately for both practice and competition on the Monday following the creation of the academic progress report and will remain ineligible until he or she is passing all classes. A student will immediately regain their eligibility when passing all classes, however it will be the responsibility of the ineligible student to notify administration when they are passing all classes in order to regain their eligibility.
If a student has more than one “F” for a semester, he or she shall be ineligible to participate in competitions for the following semester. Since Frenchtown Junior High does not follow a semester system, the policy will be week to week throughout the entire year.
Our Philosophy
At Frenchtown High School we believe every student has the potential to be a contributing member of society. Life-long learning develops best in a safe, supportive, and respectful environment. Challenging curricular and extra-curricular choices foster academic, creative, athletic, and social growth as students prepare for a range of diverse post-secondary opportunities.
Jake Haynes
High School Principal
Email: JakeHaynes@ftbroncs.org
Voice: (406) 626-2600 Opt 5
FAX: (406) 626-2676
Beth Terzo
Assistant Principal
Email: BethTerzo@ftbroncs.org
Voice: (406) 626-2600 Opt 5
FAX: (406) 626-2676
