The Bozeman Public School District consists of six elementary schools, two middle schools, a high school, and an alternative high school. Enrollments approximate 5,100 students with 600 full-time and part-time teachers and staff committed to the excellence of teaching and serving the Bozeman youth. The pride teachers and students feel toward their Bozeman schools have helped make the district among the best in the nation. Also, if you choose to do so, several private schools are located in the Bozeman area.

High Schools

• Bozeman High School
  • Twice named as one of the outstanding schools in America by the U.S. Department of Education.*
  • Average Bozeman student scores 1015 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) – 115 points above the national average.*
  • Over 96% of all BHS students graduate compared to the 71% nationwide.*
  • Outstanding extra-curricular activities available for all students
• Bridger Alternative High School

*Bozeman Public School web site

Middle Schools

• Chief Joseph Middle School
• Sacajawea Middle School

Elementary Schools

• Emily Dickinson School
• Hawthorne School
• Irving School
• Longfellow School
• Morning Star School
• Whittier School

For further information about education in the State of Montana, visit the website of the State Superintendent for public instruction.

Higher Education

Montana State University – Montana’s land grant University, is located in Bozeman and contributes to the culture of the Bozeman area. MSU is known for it’s engineering program and is home to Bobcat athletics.

University of Montana is located in Missoula. Home of the Grizzlies.