Helena School District, 815 Front St, Helena, MT 59601, US

Project for Alternative Learning (PAL) is a unique learning community located at 815 Front Street in Helena, Montana. It is a place of knowledge, tolerance, respect, and understanding. PAL welcomes individuals who are interested in being a part of their community and encourages them to share in their educational experience. PAL is a part of the Helena Public Schools system and can be contacted at 406-324-1630 or via fax at 406-324-1631. The principal of PAL is Matthew Carey, who can be reached at 406-324-1632 or via email at mcarey1@helenaschools.org. Dara Kittelmann serves as the administrative secretary and can be contacted at 406-324-1630 or dkittelmann@helenaschools.org. PAL offers a variety of educational opportunities, including field trips, awards and recognitions, and fun activities. They also provide services such as food and transportation for students. PAL follows school rules and guidelines and operates on a bell and block schedule. Parents and students can access PowerSchool to view class schedules, check grades, and update contact information. The graduation date for PAL is May 31, 2024, at Helena Middle School at 1:00 p.m. School supplies can be viewed on their website, and they also provide information about food in schools. PAL expresses gratitude to their families for their involvement and support. They recently had senior speeches and PAL reviews, which provided personalized recognition, feedback, and support to students. PAL also organizes field trips, and they encourage students to turn in permission forms for the upcoming trip to the Great Divide. New orientation students will be welcomed to PAL, and there will be an overlap between their orientation meeting and STAT time. MAPS (Media Arts in Public Schools) is offering free classes for 8th to 12th graders and homeschool equivalent students. The classes cover various topics such as design and podcasting and run for 10 weeks starting on January 8th. MAPS is located at 1015 Poplar Street in Helena. In conclusion, PAL is a unique learning community in Helena, Montana, that provides a supportive and inclusive educational environment. They offer a range of educational opportunities and services for students and encourage family involvement. MAPS also offers free classes for students interested in media arts.Generated from the website

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