Billings Middle School

Get your tickets to the 2026 Billings Annual Celebration and Fundraiser Dinner, March 6th 2026. Unable to attend but want to donate? Visit our event page: https://bit.ly/4r8r8NG

Billings students had the opportunity to tour a live recording studio, catching the Bump & Stacy show live on air and sitting in the same chair where Jaxon Smith-Njigba was interviewed just a week ago. Go Hawks!

Check-out our amazing Summer Program offerings running from June 15 to July 24, 2026 https://bit.ly/3TGeZ4g
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We loved welcoming back a past Rainier Scholar graduate and celebrating a current Billings Middle School student on the same path. Honoring where our students have been—and where they’re headed—reminds us of the power of community and possibility.

At Billings, Students build expeditionary skills by learning through experience. 6th graders navigated a 3.5 mile hike on Cougar Mountain helping students practice observation, problem-solving, and adaptability in a real-world setting.

Our 6th graders are exploring weather and climate through hands-on labs, simulations, and new scientific vocabulary. This week, students completed an Albedo energy lab, investigating how different surfaces reflect and absorb heat—and making real-world connections along the way!

Our 6th graders are exploring weather and climate through hands-on labs, simulations, and new scientific vocabulary. This week, students completed an Albedo energy lab, investigating how different surfaces reflect and absorb heat—and making real-world connections along the way!

That’s a wrap on boys basketball season!
From buzzer-beaters to big team moments, our players showed grit, growth, and sportsmanship every step of the way. Huge thanks to our coaches, families, and fans for the constant support.

At Billings, our outdoor program provides hands-on, real-world experiences to make learning more meaningful and improve retention, curiosity, and motivation.

Outdoor learning comes alive through open-ended tasks that inspire imagination, innovation, and flexible thinking. These experiences spark creativity and help students grow as critical thinkers.

Even in winter, learning thrives outdoors! Fresh air and movement support physical health while reducing stress and improving mood—benefits that help our students stay focused, confident, and curious in the classroom.

Gratitude at Billings: One thing I am grateful for about Billings is how nice the teachers are. Nice teachers are very important to me and I'm very glad that I have so many amazing teachers here at Billings.