The Butte Central Junior High wrestling team turned in a strong performance this week, earning 4th place out of 10 teams  in a competitive meet that featured solid programs from across the region. The young Maroons showed steady improvement throughout the day, competing with determination and representing their school with pride. Wrestlers battled through challenging brackets and tight matches, demonstrating the progress they’ve made in the practice room. Several athletes del

As part of their Holocaust studies, our 8th grade ELA students had the extraordinary opportunity to connect via Zoom with Holocaust survivor Mrs. Susan Warsinger. She shared vivid memories of her early childhood in 1930s Germany and described how life dramatically changed for her family as antisemitism intensified under Nazi rule. Most notably, she reflected on the events of Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass), a turning point that led her family to make the difficult decis

The atmosphere at the Maroon Activities Center (MAC)  this Tuesday will be defined by a unique harmony. As the Butte Central Maroons prepare for a high-stakes doubleheader against the Dillon Beavers, the community will gather for Senior Parent Night  to honor a small but mighty group of seniors who have dedicated their high school careers to both the court and the stage. The Stars of the Night: Our 2026 Seniors This year’s senior class is defined by versatility. Whether they

The spirit of "The Richest Hill on Earth" is about to be measured in more than just copper. As Butte prepares to host the Western Class C Tournament , Butte Central Catholic Schools is calling on the community to step up and ensure the event is a slam dunk. Hosting a tournament of this scale is a massive undertaking that brings teams, families, and fans from across the region into the heart of Butte. To make it a success, Butte Central needs a dedicated roster of volunteers t

Photo Courtesy of College of Idaho Former Butte Central standout Dougie Peoples  reached a major milestone in his collegiate career this week, scoring his 1,000th career point  for the College of Idaho Yotes. The achievement places him among an elite group of players in one of the nation’s premier NAIA basketball programs and marks another chapter in a career defined by hard work, consistency, and competitive fire. Peoples, now a key contributor for the Yotes, has continued t

The Butte Central wrestling program will be well‑represented at this year’s MHSA State Wrestling Championships after a strong showing at the Western A Divisional Tournament in Dillon. The Maroons advanced four boys and one girl  to the state stage, continuing a proud tradition of toughness, discipline, and steady improvement on the mat. This year’s group features a blend of young talent and experienced leadership, reflecting the growth of a program that continues to build mom

Maroons Swim Team 25-26 The Butte Central Maroons closed out the 2026 MHSA State Swim Meet with one of the program’s strongest all‑around showings in recent years. Competing in Great Falls against the top swimmers in Class AB, the Maroons combined a state championship performance, multiple top‑four finishes, and impressive relay results to cap a season defined by growth, determination, and rising young talent. Ganzenmueller Brings Home State Title in the 100 Breaststroke Tess

The BC Junior High MathCounts team turned in an outstanding performance at the MathCounts competition held today at Montana Tech. Our students represented Butte Central with talent, focus, and tremendous school pride. In team competition, BC earned an impressive 2nd place finish. Congratulations to team members Mason M., Gannon B., Drew K., and Roman T. on this strong showing against a very competitive field. We are also proud to recognize our individual state qualifiers. Ma

We are proud to announce the students who will be representing BC at the Butte-Silver Bow County Spelling Bee on February 12th at East Middle School. The competition begins at 2:00 p.m. in the auditorium. This year’s spellers are Henry Roos and Walker Montatna (4th grade) Chase McQueary and Teegan Howerton (5th grade), Ryan White and Jagger Fogle (6th grade), Calvin Cassidy and Carter Ball (7th grade), and Gaige Gonzales and Roman Terry (8th grade). These students have been w