We will be closed through April 10th, by order of the Governor.

Stay tuned here for information pertaining to Elementary Students.

On Monday, March 30th, learning materials and lunches were distributed for students.   This distribution included learning materials for March 30th through April 10th.  One weeks worth of lunches were also handed out.  Lunches for K - 8th grade students will be available for pickup again on Monday, April 6th at 9:00AM-10:00AM and at 2:00PM-3:00PM in the parking lot below the gym building.  Lunches will also be available at the High School for High School students during that same time.

Silverwood's reading promotion, READ 2 RIDE, ends on Tuesday, March 31st.  With the current school closure it is not possible to physically turn in those reading logs.  We are hearing of some creative ways they are being sent to teachers though, such as scanning and emailing them or snapping a picture and forwarding the picture to the teacher by email, text or messenger. 

Teachers may be reaching out to determine if your child completed the challenge and if so, how you would like to receive the ticket.  Silverwood has offered to email tickets directly to parents this year.

The new Montana Law, HB 745, prohibits schools in Montana from inputting a student's name into Silverwood's Read 2 Ride database, which is currently the only way for a ticket to be awarded. However, to allow Montana students to participate in the program this year, Silverwood has ask that we submit the parent or guardian's name in place of the student name.  If your child has read 10 hours, the ticket you recieve will be a student ticket issued in the parent's name.

As you plan your trip to Silverwood, you will want to keep in mind the following blackout dates, when Read 2 Ride tickets aren't valid.  These dates include: 7/11, 7/18, 7/25, 8/1, 8/8, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, and 9/6.  These tickets are not valid for Scarywood.