Harlem Elem

Located at 610 1st Ave SE in Harlem, Montana, Harlem Elem is an operating, regular public school district serving a rural remote community. Operating across two school facilities, the district provides comprehensive early childhood and elementary education spanning from Pre-Kindergarten through eighth grade. The student body consists of 454 total enrolled pupils, featuring a demographic makeup that includes 420 American Indian, 12 multiracial, 11 Hispanic, 9 White, and 2 Pacific Islander students. Gender distribution across the district is closely balanced, with 231 male students and 223 female students enrolled across its grade levels, ranging from 12 pre-kindergarten children to 57 eighth-graders.

To support student learning and school operations, Harlem Elem maintains a substantial workforce comprising 158.44 total full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This staffing framework includes 76.74 FTE teachers, 16.35 FTE instructional aides, and 65.35 FTE support staff dedicated to maintaining educational standard and operational needs. As a non-charter public school district operating independently of a supervisory union, it serves residents within U.S. Congressional District 3002, State Senate District 30016, and State House District 30032. Families, educators, and researchers looking to connect with the district can reach administrative staff by phone at (406) 353-2289 or explore online resources through their website at http://www.harlem-hs.k12.mt.us.