Greenfield Elem

Located at 590 Hwy 431 in Fairfield, Montana, Greenfield Elem is an active, open regular public school district serving its local community within a rural distant setting. Independent of any supervisory union and operating outside of a charter system, the district manages two operational schools offering programming spanning from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade. Situated within Montana's 3002 Congressional District, State Senate District 30009, and State House District 30017, the district offers an accessible community presence, maintaining outreach through its official online portal and direct phone line at (406) 467-2433.

The district educates a focused student body of 84 total enrolled children, comprising 46 female and 38 male students. Grade-level enrollment spans kindergarten through eighth grade, with 7 kindergarteners, 11 first graders, 6 second graders, 14 third graders, 7 fourth graders, 13 fifth graders, 7 sixth graders, 10 seventh graders, and 9 eighth graders. The student population includes 75 White students, 7 American Indian students, and 2 Hispanic students. Greenfield Elem is supported by a robust overall workforce of 29.24 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes 15.52 FTE classroom teachers, 1.06 FTE instructional aides, and 12.66 FTE support staff, delivering comprehensive instructional and administrative resources tailored to its rural student body.