List of high schools in Montana

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This is a list of high schools in the state of Montana.

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The Montana High School Association is the governing body of high school athletics. Schools are assigned a class to determine athletic competitions. As of 2023, the enrollment criteria for each class is: 801 and up for Class AA, 301-800 for Class A, 101-300 for Class B and 1-100 for Class C. [1]

Beaverhead County

Big Horn County

Blaine County

Broadwater County

Carbon County

Carter County

Cascade County

Chouteau County

Custer County

Daniels County

Dawson County

Deer Lodge County

Fallon County

Fergus County

Flathead County

Gallatin County

Garfield County

Glacier County

Golden Valley County

Granite County

Hill County

Jefferson County

Judith Basin County

Lake County

Lewis and Clark County

Liberty County

Lincoln County

Madison County

McCone County

Meagher County

Mineral County

Missoula County

Musselshell County

Park County

Petroleum County

Phillips County

Pondera County

Powder River County

Powell County

Prairie County

Ravalli County

Richland County

Roosevelt County

Rosebud County

Sanders County

Sheridan County

Silver Bow County

Stillwater County

Sweet Grass County

Teton County

Toole County

Treasure County

Valley County

Wheatland County

Wibaux County

Yellowstone County

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References

  1. "Official Handbook 2023-2024 Edition". MHSA Executive Board. p. 20. Retrieved 25 September 2023.