Judith Gap H S

Situated in the small community of Judith Gap, Montana, Judith Gap High School District operates as an independent, single-school public school district dedicated to serving local secondary students. Located at 306 4th Avenue, this open, traditional public school district serves a rural remote region in central Montana, providing focused academic programming strictly for high schoolers in grades 9 through 12. Operating independently outside of a supervisory union, the district plays a vital role in its remote geographic setting by maintaining local access to secondary education. Families, students, and researchers seeking to connect with the district can access official resources and updates via its dedicated website at judithgap.k12.mt.us or by phone at (406) 473-2211.

The district offers an extraordinarily personalized learning environment characterized by an unprecedented level of individual student attention. According to recent federal education data, Judith Gap High School District maintains a compact student body of four high school students enrolled across the ninth and tenth grades. This micro-school setting is sustained by a robust team of educators and operational professionals, including approximately 4.26 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers and nearly six support staff members, bringing total district staffing to just over 10 FTE positions. With a student-to-teacher ratio of less than one-to-one, educators are uniquely positioned to tailor coursework, academic support, and mentorship directly to the individual needs of every student, defining a truly specialized educational experience within Montana's public school system.