| 词条 | Fort Benton High School |
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|name= Fort Benton High School |image= |type = Public |principal = Mr. Brian Miller |established = 1921 |address = 1820 Washington Street |students = 79 (2016-17)[1] |mascot = Longhorn |colors = Cardinal Red, White, and Gold |city = Fort Benton, Montana |country = USA |coor = {{coord|47|49|23|N|110|40|03|W|display=inline, title |name=Fort Benton High School }}[2] |campus = Rural |sports = Football, Volleyball, Boys' Basketball, Girls' Basketball, Wrestling, Track & Field, Boys' & Girls' Golf, Girls' & Boys' Tennis, Gymnastics, Cross Country |affiliations = Cheerleading, Majorettes, Speech & Drama, Band, Choir, News paper/Annual, B Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, and Pep Club |website = {{url|http://fortbenton.k12.mt.us}} |logo = }} Fort Benton High School is a high school in Fort Benton, Montana. Home of the Mighty Longhorns, the Fort Benton School District serves students living in: Fort Benton, Loma, and Carter, with total population nearing 2,000 people. It is located {{convert|36|mi|km}} north east of Great Falls. About the schoolTotal 2010-2011 enrollment is 553 students, grades kindergarten through 12th grade. The high school currently has 115 students, making Fort Benton a Class C school in the Montana High School Association. Fort Benton's goals are that each student:
The high school building was built in 1943. after a Fire destroyed the original building that was built in the summer of 1920 The Fort Benton School district has had 5 separate building in the history of the district with the Original building built 1856 and then the separate building after the fire was built in 1920 the Elementary and High School that housed Chouteau County High School and then the current Elementary and High School that houses Fort Benton High School built in 1963 AthleticsThe Fort Benton Longhorns have had to move with the economy with what District, Division, and Classification they are placed in. Being one of the original founding schools in the MHSA, Classifications:
FootballThe Fort Benton Longhorn Football team holds the longest running state playoff record out of all Class A' B' and C' Schools 20 state playoff shows from the Longhorns.
VolleyballFort Benton Volleyball
Boys' BasketballState Champions: 1953, 1952, 1951
Girls' BasketballState Place: 3rd-2003, 2nd-2000
WrestlingState Championships: 2013 Boys' and Girls' TrackBoys' State Championships: 2003, 2001, 1987, 1986, 1985
GolfBoys' State Championships: 2011, 2010, 2000
TennisState Champions:
GymnasticsProgram Retired
ActivitiesCheerleadingB ClubB Club plays a large part throughout the school. They are responsible for creating banners supporting the classes and sports teams that are displayed in the gymnasium. They are also responsible for creating locker signs for participants in athletics and activities to show support. National Honor SocietyNational Honor Society is a group of students who have shown exemplary academic performance. BandThe Pep band plays at almost all FBHS athletic events Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Wrestling ChoirSpeech and DramaFort Benton S & D has been a very competitive team that is contention for the state and division championships. Fort Benton now stands as a single team. Placing first in divisional standing alone for the first time in three years [2014]. Divisional Championships: 2014, 2013, State Championships: 2010, 1953 Newspaper/AnnualThis group is responsible for the production and quality of the Annual yearbook. Chouteau County High SchoolFort Benton High School was originally named back in 1891 when the first building was built Chouteau County High School which served all towns in Chouteau County which the high school first had about 200 students and then after the first building burnt to the ground in 1920 and the new building currently housing the high school was built the school split into 4 high schools Highwood, Geraldine, Big Sandy, and Fort Benton Currently Fort Benton has two buildings. Big Sandy two, Highwood one, and Geraldine has one. Notes1. ^{{cite web|url=https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch/school_detail.asp?Search=1&DistrictID=3011260&ID=301126000307|title=Fort Benton High School|publisher=National Center for Education Statistics|accessdate=February 16, 2019}} 2. ^{{cite gnis |id=1750193 |name=Fort Benton High School }} 3 : Public high schools in Montana|Schools in Chouteau County, Montana|1921 establishments in Montana |
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