Lindsay Elem

Located on Main Street in the quiet community of Lindsay, Montana (ZIP 59339), Lindsay Elem is an open, independent public school district designed to serve the area's youth across pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Operating a single instructional facility within a remote rural setting, the district provides a traditional public education model independent of charter affiliations or supervisory unions. Its location and small-scale structure make it an integral hub for elementary and middle-level learning in this sparsely populated region of eastern Montana.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, the district serves a close-knit cohort of seven enrolled students across kindergarten, second, fourth, and sixth grades. This student body—comprising four male and three female students, with representation including American Indian and White backgrounds—benefits from an exceptionally high level of individualized attention. Educational delivery is driven by a small, versatile staff equivalent to 1.88 full-time teachers, supported by instructional aides (0.85 FTE) and additional support personnel (5.15 FTE) for a total staff footprint of roughly 7.88 FTEs. This robust staffing context relative to student enrollment ensures tailored academic guidance and strong community connections for every learner.