Harlowton K-12

Located at 304 Division St in Harlowton, Montana, Harlowton K-12 is an open, regular public school district serving a remote rural community. Operating independently outside of a supervisory union, the district manages three operational schools that deliver instruction spanning from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. As reflected in the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district educates a total student body of 298 learners, consisting of 150 female and 148 male students. The student population spans early childhood to high school completion—including 3 pre-kindergarten students, 38 kindergarteners, and 14 twelfth graders—with a racial demographic composition of 250 White, 26 Hispanic, 13 multi-racial (two or more races), 5 American Indian, 3 Asian, and 1 Black student.

To support student learning and administrative operations, Harlowton K-12 employs a total workforce of 106.9 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes 52.38 FTE teachers, 10 FTE instructional aides, and 44.52 FTE support staff, providing dedicated oversight across its academic programs. Situated within U.S. Congressional District 3002, State Senate District 30039, and State House District 30078, the district serves as an essential educational hub for its region. Parents, students, and researchers seeking additional information can contact the district office at (406) 632-4822 or visit its web portal at http://www.harlowton.k12.mt.us.