We are once again asking our students to sell a book of 10 raffle tickets as part of our Annual Auction fundraiser. If you have more than one student in our school system, please sell what you can. 🎟 Ticket Details:Winner gets their choice of two trips or the cash option of $3,000 Trip Option #1 Electrifying Entertainment Collection Get swept away by the rhythms of unforgettable entertainment with your choice of destination from this exclusive collection of legendary live mu

Basketball is a very busy time at the MAC and help is needed.  This is a great time to get your volunteer hours in and receive tuition credit. 1/10 - Saturday Girls Basketball - Noon-1:30, 1:30-3:00 and 3:00-4:30 1/13 - Tuesday - Boys Basketball - 4:15-5:45, 5:45-7:15, 7:15-8:30 1/24 - Saturday - Girls Basketball - Noon-1:30, 1:30-3:00 and 3:00-4:30 1/31 - Saturday - Boys Basketball - Noon-1:30, 1:30-3:00 and 3:00-4:30 2/3 - Tuesday - Girls Basketball - 4:15-5:45, 5:45-7:15 a

Butte Central Boys Basketball Shares Generosity with Browning Schools The Butte Central Boys Basketball Team and their families extended a helping hand to Browning Public Schools this season, collecting donations totaling $2,050 along with a large number of clothing items and toys. Many of the donated items were brand new and will provide much-needed support to families in the Browning community. Irene Augare with the Parent Community Outreach Program helped ensure the donati

The Butte Central Maroons and Lady Maroons Basketball Teams will host a site of the East- West Basketball Tip-Off this Friday and Saturday at the MAC. Whitefish, Sidney, and Glendive will join the Maroons for eight exciting Class “A “match ups. Both Maroon teams will play Sidney on Friday followed by Saturday games against Glendive. Whitefish teams will face Glendive on Friday and Sidney on Saturday. The Maroon boys got off to a great start last weekend at the Western “A” Cla

Roy Simperman BC Class of 1958 Roy F. Simperman’s generosity continues to transform lives at Butte Central Catholic Schools. A devoted supporter of faith-based education, Roy’s contributions have made high-quality Catholic schooling accessible to more families in Butte, reflecting the values that shaped his own path.​ Roy passed away on February 27, 2025, in Mercer Island, Washington. He was a proud member of the BC Class of 1958. Key Contributions to Butte Central In 2019,

Supporting the Butte Central Faculty Fund is a powerful way to thank the people who make our school what it is. Why This Fund Matters Each year, the Faculty Fund helps Butte Central say “thank you” in a tangible way to the educators and staff who keep faith-based, high-quality education alive in our community. Regular tuition and fundraising typically cover only basic operations, so designated gifts for teacher bonuses go straight to the people in the classrooms and hallways

Dear Butte Central Parents, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, and Friends As we are preparing to celebrate Thanksgiving, I would like to extend my appreciation and gratitude to the entire BC Family. We are truly blessed to be part of an incredible community of faith. As we reflect on the first months of the school year, we have much to be thankful for. Great kids, amazing faculty and staff, dedicated volunteers and benefactors, and a caring Butte community are at the heart of our schoo

Don Peoples, Jr. Throughout the years there have been many great BC Traditions. The Laverne Combo Thanksgiving Dinner is certainly one of the special events that proudly celebrates the giving spirit of Catholic education. On Tuesday, November 18, 2025, a record 685 meals were served to the Butte community. The event, which started in the 1970’s, has provided Thanksgiving meals to the elderly, homebound, and to many community members in need. The project encompasses weeks of p

The Butte Central Booster Club will host its next meeting on Monday, November 24, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Butte. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. All parents, alumni, and supporters are invited to attend. The agenda includes updates on winter sports, fundraising opportunities, and ways to get involved as a volunteer. This is a great chance to connect with fellow Maroon fans and help make a difference for our student-athletes. Every voice matters—new faces and re

Sue Burt, Admissions Director BCCS Butte Central is excited to partner with the Raise Right program, a simple and effective way for families, staff, and supporters to help fundraise for our school without the hassle of traditional events or sales. Raise Right is a nationwide fundraising platform that allows participants to earn money for Butte Central simply by making everyday purchases—like buying gift cards, shopping online, dining out, or booking travel. With no selling, n

Melisa Hill, Butte Central Foundation On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, a organizational meeting will be held at 5:15 pm at the Maroon Activities Center in hopes of starting an activities booster club. The goal for the group will be to help strengthen athletics, music, drama, and speech and debate programs in our junior high and high school. The booster club will strive to help raise funds for our programs, strengthen school spirit, and to host social events for the BC communi

Butte Central is once again joining the citywide effort to support families in need by collecting donations for the Thompson Family Food Drive. Founded in 1989 as a way for Thompson Distributing to give back to the community, this event has grown into a beloved tradition that brings the entire Butte community together every year.​ Each December, students, staff, parents, and volunteers from Butte Central help collect non-perishable food items, toiletries, and monetary donatio

By Tim Norbeck Butte Central Foundation The Maroon Activity Center is celebrating two decades of service to the Butte community with a series of exciting improvements—and more are on the horizon. From infrastructure updates to daily care, the facility continues to evolve as a welcoming space for students, families, and community members alike. New Entrances and Facility Upgrades Visitors may notice a refreshed look at MAC: the east doors to the Foundation office and the main

As the fall season winds down, we celebrate the dedication and success of all our Butte Central student-athletes who gave their best this fall. From exciting volleyball matches to strong cross country finishes, our Maroon teams have made us proud—and the season isn’t over yet. Football is still going strong in the playoffs, and our community is behind the team every step of the way. At the same time, winter sports are gearing up for another great season. Basketball, wrestling

By Josh M. Peck, Butte Central Foundation Butte Central Maroons Football – 2025 Season Feature For more than eight decades, Butte Central Catholic High School has stood as one of Montana’s proudest small-school football programs — a source of identity for the Butte community and a symbol of what dedication, teamwork, and faith can achieve on the field. The maroon banners hanging high above the Maroon Activities Center tell the story. Butte Central has captured ten Montana Sta

Butte Central Thanksgiving dinner, also known as the LaVerne Combo Thanksgiving Dinner, is an annual heartfelt community event hosted by Butte Central Catholic High School. This year's dinner will be held on Tuesday, November 18th, 2025, at 5 PM in the Butte Central High School gymnasium. The event focuses on providing a traditional Thanksgiving feast for the elderly and homebound of Butte, including local seniors, the developmentally disabled, and others in need who might ot