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Miles City Elementary School District

Who runs Miles City elementary schools, what the public board record shows, and what is changing.

A locally governed elementary district with a monthly public board record

Board materials describe districtwide decisions for elementary schools

Miles City Elementary School District is governed by the Miles City Unified Board of Trustees. The collected record shows regular public meetings, with separate elementary and high-school financial items often listed together. The district’s work is shaped by enrollment, staffing, building needs, and state funding rules.

Who decides

The Miles City Unified Board of Trustees sets district policy and considers budgets, contracts, staffing, and school programs at public meetings.

Public record

The official archive contains agendas, board additions, and superintendent notes for regular board meetings. It does not include the approved minutes for these meetings in the collected set.

Funding

NCES fiscal context for 2021-22 reports revenue from state, local, and federal sources. The collected board materials discuss levies and annual budgets but do not provide a complete current budget table.

What is changing

Board materials discuss district daycare sustainability, a grades 6-8 math curriculum proposal, school projects, and handbook updates.

An agenda says what the board planned to consider. It does not by itself prove the board approved every item.

What is on the public record

Collected regular board meetingsverified
11 meetings
Collected official board materialscontext
32 documents
NCES enrollment, 2024-25context
926 students
NCES revenue per student, 2021-22context
13,267 USD per student

Major projects

District daycare sustainability

under review in the collected record

Board materials describe a review of whether the district daycare can operate without a district subsidy, possible relocation to the former Jefferson building, and later concern about enrollment and staffing.

Next: No later outcome is present in the collected record; a future board record is needed to confirm the operating decision.
  1. Board materials raised sustainability concerns for 2026-27.
  2. Board materials included sustainability and relocation items.
  3. Superintendent notes again recommended suspension after enrollment and hiring changes.

Funding

District operating funds and parent payments were discussed; no current total was provided in the collected materials.

This overview combines the collected board agendas, additions, and superintendent notes with NCES district context. Only measures directly stated in a collected board document are marked verified.

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