Bozeman Elem

Located in a small city setting at 404 West Main in Bozeman, Montana, Bozeman Elem is an open, regular public school district operating independently outside of a supervisory union. Serving its surrounding metropolitan community, the district manages 10 operational schools focused on primary and middle school education, covering grades pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Situated within Montana's 3001 Congressional District, State Senate District 30033, and State House District 30066, the district maintains direct communication channels for families and researchers via its primary website at http://www.bsd7.org and by phone at (406) 522-6042.

In the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, Bozeman Elem records a total enrollment of 4,657 students, comprising 2,431 male students and 2,226 female students. The student population spans 110 pre-kindergarten, 464 kindergarten, 457 first-grade, 509 second-grade, 527 third-grade, 503 fourth-grade, 529 fifth-grade, 511 sixth-grade, 502 seventh-grade, and 545 eighth-grade learners. Demographically, the student body includes 3,703 White students, 568 Hispanic students, 186 students of two or more races, 95 American Indian students, 61 Asian students, 42 Black students, and 2 Pacific Islander students. To support this learning community, the district maintains a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 1,044.18 personnel, which includes 571.14 FTE teachers, 43.37 FTE instructional aides, and 429.67 FTE support staff.