No School - Good Friday, April 7th
No School - Monday, April 10th
No School - In-service - Monday, May 8th
Graduation - Sunday, May 21 @ 4:00 pm
Last Day of School - 11:30 Dismissal - Wednesday, May 24th
ENROLL TODAY!
Here are the steps to enroll your child(ren) at USD 382:
1. FREE/REDUCED MEALS AND FEES (optional but recommended)
The waiver from Congress for free lunches has expired and students will be charged for each meal they take beginning in August. We encourage all families to consider, review, and complete the NSLP application. Eligibility determination will be made according to the established guidelines, and if your family qualifies, your student(s) will receive free or reduced breakfasts and lunches. A few additional reasons for this consideration include:
Click here for online application Haga clic aquí para obtener la solicitud de HES en línea
You may also apply using paper forms available at the district office or at each school building in the district.
2. COMPLETE ONLINE ENROLLMENT FOR EACH CHILD
Returning students: Log into the PowerSchool Parent portal. Click on Returning Student Registration on the navigation menu at the bottom left. You will be asked to authenticate your session by entering your student's date of birth. After each registration, return to the PowerSchool portal, choose your next student's name from the tab along the top and click on Returning Student Registration.
If you need assistance, you may call any school office or email powerschool@usd382.com.
New students (never attended USD 382 before or did not attend last year): Click the link below to create an account using your email and complete the form for each new student.
New students click here for English
Estudiantes nuevos haga clic aquí para español
For assistance creating a Parent PowerSchool account, please contact your child’s school directly. For any technical difficulties encountered during the enrollment process, please contact PowerSchool using these channels.
3. PAY FEES
You may pay fees at your child's school office or during One Stop Enrollment by check, cash, credit card, or auto-debit.
You may also pay your fees online using RevTrak.
4. OTHER FORMS
Middle and High School Students: These are the paper forms you will need to sign if your student participates in activities. You can pick them up at the school office or print them from the website.
Concussion Form 22-23 (must be signed by all student athletes and parent/guardians before the student participates in any athletic or spirit practice or contest each school year)
Physical Form 22-23 (for any student participating in sports)
High School Students Only:
Parent Guardian PHS Athletic Waiver
USD 382 Random Drug Policy 2022-23
We look forward to a great year together!
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On behalf of our teachers, staff, and school board I welcome you to our district webpage. We are proud of the important work we do with kids to set them up for success and personal well-being this day, this year, and in their future.
We are small-town schools where strong relationships are an integral part of what we do—our principals know every student. Our high school students pair with elementary students (Greenback Match), providing positive leadership and building connections within our student family. Elementary and middle school students hold daily “family” meetings to foster our sense of teamwork and togetherness. Developing our students’ social-emotional strengths is an important goal because we recognize its connection to personal well-being and success both now and in the future.
Because of our size, we are still able to provide a wide variety of opportunities for our students. We have first-class arts programs (band, vocal, theater, debate, forensics, and art), a model elementary MTSS program, an enrichment program for all students, multiple career pathways with instructors in the specialties, and internship and apprenticeship programs. With our connection to Pratt Community College, our college-bound students often leave with 15-30 hours or more of college credit.
In athletics and activities, we compete at a high level—4A for most activities (3A in football). This level allows our entire student body to participate and be successful in multiple activities if they are willing to commit and work hard. But, make no mistake, you must compete with grit to be successful at our level. We have Greenback alumni on scholarship at D1 and D2 programs as well as smaller colleges, community colleges, and technical schools—both for athletics and academics. Regardless of the educational path they choose to take when they leave us, we are proud of our Greenback graduates who are positive contributors to our community and others.
We are small schools with big opportunities. We are a Greenback family. If you would like a tour, please feel free to contact our principals or myself.
Tony Helfrich, Superintendent
Pratt Schools USD 382
