Lolo Elem

Situated along 11395 Highway 93 South in Lolo, Montana, the Lolo Elementary School District operates as an independent public school system serving the rural fringe community within the broader Missoula metropolitan area. Currently active and running two operational campuses, the district provides a structured educational journey for local children spanning pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Designed to foster strong foundational academic skills and personal growth during these formative years, the district offers families a dedicated primary and middle-grades environment tailored to prepare students for their eventual transition to secondary high school programs.

Reflecting data from the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district maintains a total student enrollment of 532 learners, consisting of 283 male and 249 female students. The student population represents a range of backgrounds, including 472 White, 29 Hispanic, 18 multiracial, 7 American Indian, and 4 Asian students, alongside Black and Pacific Islander representation. To support learning and campus operations, the district employs a robust workforce of roughly 163.6 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This comprehensive educator and support network includes nearly 73.7 FTE teachers, 21.4 FTE instructional aides, and 68.6 FTE support staff, delivering a low student-to-educator ratio and robust resource coverage for researchers, parents, and students alike.