Biddle Elem

Nestled along Highway 59 North in Biddle, Montana, the Biddle Elementary School District operates as an active, traditional public school district tailored to its rural remote community. Managing a single school facility, the district is structured to offer comprehensive foundational education spanning from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade. Its specialized geographic setting in southeastern Montana allows the district to foster a personalized, close-knit atmosphere where young learners receive tailored guidance before transitioning to secondary education.

With a current enrollment of 11 students across early elementary and middle grades, the district exemplifies the distinct dynamics of small-scale rural schooling. Educational delivery and operations are reinforced by a robust personnel structure totaling 6.3 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated team includes 2.0 teacher FTEs, supported by 1.45 instructional aide FTEs and 2.85 support staff FTEs. For families, students, and educational researchers alike, Biddle Elementary offers an exceptional example of individualized learning, defined by remarkably low student-to-teacher ratios and strong community-centered support.