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Welcome to Billings Public Schools! Use the navigation at the top of the page for more resources like Parents, Students, and Staff.
Community
Inspired by the majestic beauty of the surrounding landscape and our involved and supportive community we strive to motivate our students to be innovative global citizens.
Departments
Looking for employment opportunities? Please visit the Employment Opportunities page for information on available positions and the application process.
Our Schools
Billings Public Schools houses nearly 16,800 students with 22 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, 3 high schools and a vocational school. Use our School Locator tool to determine school placement.

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Programs
Billings Public Schools offers diverse educational opportunities, in cooperation with many community partners, with a focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) as well as the Arts, Sports and Health and Wellness.
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School Board
Billings Public Schools Board of Trustees, alongside Superintendent Garcia, works diligently to oversee all business regarding Billings Public Schools.

2000: Instructions

Instruction

2000: Educational Philosophy
      2000-P1: Pre-Referral Process Procedure
2050: Entrance, Placement, and Transfer
      2050-P1: School Attendance Areas
     2050-P2: Boundary Change
2100: School Year Calendar and Day
2105: Grade Organization
2120: Program Evaluation, Curriculum Development and Revision
      2120-P1: Curriculum Development and Revision
2130: Diagnostic Tests and Survey of Students
2132: Research Studies

2150: Suicide Awareness and Prevention
2160: Title I
      2160-P1: Title I
2161: Special Education
      2161-P1: Special Education
2162: Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
      2162-P1: Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
2163: Traffic Education
2166: Gifted Program
2167: Supervised Correspondence Study, Hospital Instruction and Homebound Instruction

2170: Digital Academy Classes

2221: Temporary School Closure
2240: Summer School
2250: Community and Adult Education
2308: Library Media Collection Development
      2308-P1: Library Collection Development
2309: Access to Library Programs and Materials
2310: Instructional Resources and Textbook Adoption
      2310-P1: Textbook Adoption
      2310-P2: Supplemental and Incidental Resources
      2310-P3: Guidelines for Movies, Videos, DVDs on Bus Trips
2311: Challenges to Educational Materials
      2311-F1: Request Form for Reconsideration of Media
      2311-P1: Challenges to Educational Materials Procedures
2312: Copyright
2314: Assessment
2320: Field Trips and Out of State Student Travel
      2320-P1: Co-Curricular and Extracurricular Travel
2330: Academic Freedom
2332: Religion and Religious Activities
2334: Released Time for Religious Instruction
2335: HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention
2410: High School Graduation Requirements
      2410-P1: High School Graduation Requirements
2413: Placement of Students from Non-accredited, Nonpublic Schools
      2413-P1: Unaccredited Schools and Alternative Placement
2420: Grading and Progress Reports
2421: Promotion and Retention
2450: Recognition of Native American Cultural Heritage
2500: Limited English Proficiency Program
      2500-F1: LEP Parent Notification
      2500-P1: Identification