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Empowering Lowell leaders to achieve everywhere!

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To ensure every student achieves their full potential, regardless of circumstance and ability.

Forward Thinking, High Achieving

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We communicate, collaborate, think critically, and create.

We are Missoula County Public Schools - educational learners in a global society - fostering uncompromised excellence and empowering all learners.

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Lowell Elementary School and the Missoula County School District have robust, active programs in place to educate students on cultural history and support a variety of diverse learners.
The district historically and currently continue to surpass state goals and benchmarks for academics, as it is forward-thinking and high-achieving.

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Montana official and educators have been working for years to bridge the rural-urban technology gap, but even with the current advancements, student access to technology could be improved.
Missoula County District Schools have been working to integrate responsible technology use into curriculum.

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Lowell Elementary is a peaceful and high achieving learning community. We collaborate, self asses, and set goals to become leaders.

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Missoula County District Student Learning Demographics

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Missoula County District Student Learning Demographics

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8739 Students Served
- 71.17% not eligible
- 21.78% receive Special Education
- 7.05% on 504 Plan

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Missoula County District Student Race/Ethnicity Demographics

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Missoula County District Student Race/Ethnicity Demographics

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85.17% White
6.25% Native American
4% Hispanic/Latino
2.16% Black
2.05% Asian
0.18% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
0.18% Two or more races

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Indian Education for All:
We provide schools and staff with knowledge, skills, and content to ensure Indian Education for All means cultural enrichment, academic engagement, and equitable pedagogy for students.

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The Significance of IEFA - Dr. Shane Doyle

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Missoula County District Staff Demographics

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Missoula County District Staff Demographics

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1970 Staff Members Employed
- 41 Administrators
- 790 Certified Staff
- 515 Classified Staff
6757 Volunteers

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All Missoula County Elementary Schools implement the Montana Behavioral Initiative, Project Lead The Way, COMPASS/Gifted Ed, English Language Learner support,
Professional Learning Communities, SPARK!

Lowell Elementary School also has an Extended Resource Program for students needing more individualized support.

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Missoula Elementary School District Final Federal Allocations (2022-2023)

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Missoula Elementary School District Final Federal Allocations (2022-2023)

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Title I A: $1,664,700
Title II A: $365,285
Title III: $16,079
Title IV: $132,756

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Missoula County District Free/Reduced Lunch

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Missoula County District Free/Reduced Lunch

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No Updated Information Available

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The OPI is waiting for additional Federal guidance surrounding free and reduced eligibility data, economically disadvantaged and poverty indicators for SY 2021 and will send updated information once received.

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Free and Reduced Eligibility Data, Economically Disadvantaged and Poverty Indicators Guidance

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The OPI is waiting for additional Federal guidance surrounding free and reduced eligibility data, economically disadvantaged and poverty indicators for SY 2021 and will send updated information once received.

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Missoula County District Standardized Test Scores

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Missoula County District Standardized Test Scores

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SBAC Proficient or Above in Elementary Schools:
Math- 48%
ELA- 60%
SBAC Proficient or Above in Middle Schools:
Math- 33%
ELA- 54%
Average High School ACT Composite Score: 20.2

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COVID-Related Funding for Montana State Public Schools (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief):

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COVID-Related Funding for Montana State Public Schools (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief):

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ESSER I - $41,295,230
ESSER II - $170,099,465
ESSER III - $382.019.236

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Missoula County Elementary Schools Projected ESSER Funding (2022-2023)

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Missoula County Elementary Schools Projected ESSER Funding (2022-2023)

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$2,036,860

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https://www.mcpsmt.org/cms/lib/MT01001940/Centricity/Domain/463/By%20the%20Numbers%20Infographic%202021.pdf

https://www.mcpsmt.org/