Alzada Elem

Located at 236 Spring Street in Alzada, Montana, the Alzada Elementary School District operates an open, single-facility regular public school system designed to serve its local community. Situated in a remote rural geographic setting, the district is structured to offer academic programming spanning from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade. As an independent public school district operating outside of a supervisory union or charter system, it provides a centralized educational foundation tailored to primary and middle-grade learners in the region.

The district maintains an exceptionally small, individualized learning environment, currently serving a total student body of eight students enrolled across the first, second, fourth, fifth, and eighth grades. The student population includes five female and three male students. To deliver instruction and oversee day-to-day operations, the district maintains a total staffing profile of 4.0 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions. This dedicated team consists of 2.0 teacher FTEs, 0.75 instructional aide FTEs, and 1.25 support staff FTEs, offering a remarkably low student-to-educator context that facilitates tailored academic guidance and support.