Dixon Elem

Located at 411 B Street in Dixon, Montana, the Dixon Elementary School District operates as an active, independent public school district set within a distinct rural remote landscape. Serving as a crucial educational anchor for the surrounding community, the district functions outside of supervisory unions and charter networks to manage two operational school facilities. Its academic structure is designed to support early childhood and middle-grades growth, offering instruction from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade to prepare young learners for their eventual transition into high school environments.

With a focused student body of 47 enrolled children across kindergarten through eighth grade—comprising 28 boys and 19 girls—the district reflects a diverse population that includes 22 American Indian, 15 White, 7 multiracial, and 3 Hispanic students. A defining feature of Dixon Elementary is its robust human resource commitment, boasting a full-time equivalent (FTE) staff of nearly 35 professionals. This includes approximately 17 full-time equivalent teachers, 3 instructional aides, and nearly 15 dedicated support personnel. This exceptionally high staff-to-student presence allows for highly tailored, individualized instruction and comprehensive support services. Families, prospective residents, and educational researchers can learn more about the district by visiting its official portal at http://www.dixonschool.org or contacting the main office at (406) 246-3566.