Cross Country:
5th-12th grade students, please check your messages for a link to sign up for XC.
For all interested 5th-12th grade Cross Country runners!
Wednesday, July 16th at 6:00 PM in the Victor School gym.
Coach Davidson is hosting a Cross County meet and greet for parents and athletes.
If there are any Victor students that have the slightest interest in participating in a sport that will push your limits, build self esteem & confidence, foster camaraderie, instill mental and physical toughness & resilience, and provide lifelong skills, PLEASE join us.
Cross country is an individual and team sport. If there are three on the team at the state meet, team points can be scored.
Athletes should expect to work hard and play hard to be their best. Coach Davison believes in an athlete enjoying what they are doing to continue to be successful in High School and to continue to be active throughout their lifetime.
Cross country is about a 10 week season and runners need to START the season with a strong cardiovascular base! If your child wants to be successful they need to be working out at least 3 times a week for the next month building up to the start of the season. A workout plan will be shared to give runners ideas other than just running long slow distance.
Coach Davidson plans to incorporate various workouts including speed work, plyometrics, pyramids, weight training, resistance runs, tempo runs, hill workouts, agility, and timed repeats to keep workouts interesting, exciting, and enhance fitness. These workouts throughout the season, along with information about nutrition, sleeping habits, and less screen time will hopefully encourage runners to lead a healthier, happier life and more fulfilling High School experience.
Victor School would like to welcome our new MS/HS Cross Country Coach, Andrea Davidson.
We will announce a team meeting for all incoming 5th-12th grade students interested in Cross Country for this upcoming Fall season. Please stay tuned.
The 1st annual Victor Pirate Links Legacy Golf Tournament will be held August 23rd at the Hamilton Golf Club. Get your teams together for a great fundraiser event. Please see the attached image for more information.
Victor School is excited to announce that the Corvallis-Victor athletic co-op has been approved for the following athletic sports: Soccer (boys and girls), wrestling (boys and girls), softball and baseball.
Stay tuned for more information.
Our security cameras caught Ravalli County's finest out and about today. Thank you to our Ravalli County Sheriff's Department for all you do in our communities.
An update from Kloe's trip to Washington DC (from Mrs Meyer):
Kloe Svoboda was one of over 3000 students completing at the 51st National History Day at the University of Maryland representing Victor and the State of Montana. She created an impressive documentary on WWII and this week, she participated in a panel interview. She is eager to return next year! National History Day saw a staggering 500,000 students compete, and Victor is excited to be part of it. Kloe, we are so proud of you!
Free Summer Family Dinner opportunities!
Last day of school is June 11th. School will dismiss at 12:30 on this day and busses will leave the school at 12:40.
If you have any questions you can contact the school office at 406-642-3221.
Victor elementary students had a great time at our 3rd annual Summer Safety Days! Students rotated through different presentations, learning about how to stay safe this summer. Stations included ATV Safety from Ravalli County Off Road Users Association and the Forest Service, Bike Safety from Jeff Standaert,
Hydration Safety with water bottles donated by Off the Grid, Firearm Safety by Ron Miller at Off the Grid, Bear Safety from Brandon Davis with Montana FWP, and Helmet Safety from Bitterroot Health, who also provided helmets for any students who did not have one.
Students were also able to compete in their own Bike Rodeo put on by Amber Kay with prizes donated by Heart of the Valley CPR. Thank you to all who contributed!
We would also like to say a special thank you to Victor Fire Department and Montana Highway Patrol for helping keep us safe for this event.
We have some early preliminary information about the new Victor Online Academy for Fall of 2025.
Please see this page on our school website: https://www.victor.k12.mt.us/page/victor-online-academy-voa
For those of you who know about the Miranda study, the University of Montana has announced they are raising the participation pay to $50 per person.
Mark your calendar for our end of the year June dates!
The annual Athletic Fundraiser is underway. You can support our athletic programs by joining us for treats and lemonade. There are dozens of wonderful silent auction items, as well as bucket raffles. Admission is free!
Victor Pirate Athletic Fundraiser is happening tonight! Stop by the football field tonight to check out these amazing silent auction items and delicious desserts!
*Bids close at 6:30 pm!
Ride Your Bike to School and Summer Safety Day/Bike Rodeo are this THURSDAY!!!!!
Can't wait to see you all there!
The phone 's are now working, sorry for the inconvience.
Right now our phones are not working. When Dialing in you get a busy signal. Please Email akay@victor.k12.mt.us if you have questions or need something.
Fun was had by all ages at Family Math night last week. Families engaged in all types of math games, including cribbage, chess, dice games, and the very popular student created obstacle course.
Each family got to take home game masters and kits with cards, dice, and dominoes to play at home.
Big Sky Mobile Outpatient Therapy is hosting a free event called "Functional Fun in the Sun" on Thursday, 6/26/25 from 10am-12pm in Hamilton at the Hamilton River Park.
Everything is FREE:
*Onsite developmental screenings
*Outdoor games
*Q&A
*Grab N' Go Developmental Resources Toolkits (think pencil grippers, two-tone shoe laces, triangle crayons, etc.)
*Free compiled pediatric info for families including:
1. Pediatric medical and therapy providers in the valley
2. Maternal mental health resources in the valley
3. Summertime sensory tips to help families with the transition of being out of school (to avoid more screen time and to help to prevent an increase in undesired behaviors)
4. Kindergarten readiness list
