Capital High School

Did you know that CHS will have their first ever Flag Football team this coming year!? Check out the webpage for all the important information about summer practices (which start on Monday, June 15th) and summer camps! Go Bru!!
https://chs.helenaschools.org/extracurricular/athletics/chs-bruin-flag-football/

Congratulations to our retirees- Brett Zanto, Sue Baranek, Heidi Foremen, Reg Hageman , Ryan Hanson, Cathy Malach, Mike Burk, and Matt Lyng. Capital High won’t be the same without you! Best of luck to you all in your next chapter!

Final Exams continue today and tomorrow - then...... Let Summer Vacay begin!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING GRADUATION!

Class of 2026 Graduation is set to be held outside at Nelson Stadium at Carroll College beginning at 11:30 on Saturday, June 6th.

Tickets will not be necessary if the ceremony is held outside - BUT families of graduates, please make sure you bring your tickets in case the ceremony is forced inside at the last minute.

The commencement will be livestreamed here: https://www.youtube.com/live/bybz9W8uNqg

All graduation information can be found at the Capital High Website Grad page here: https://chs.helenaschools.org/graduation/

“The Lifetime Sports semester final brought together many of the skills students developed throughout the year in one culminating outdoor experience. On May 26, students floated the Missouri River from Craig to Mid Canon. We rented rafts through All Rivers Equipment, owned by Patrick Lindecker.
A total of 38 students participated, along with six adult chaperones: Lucas Canney, Jessica Freeman, Mick Morris, Mike Burk, Jamie Toivonen, and myself.
Throughout the year, students in Lifetime Sports build practical outdoor recreation and safety skills, including water safety, fire building, outdoor cooking, and wilderness survival. The Missouri River float trip served as the final activity for the course, giving students the opportunity to apply these skills in a real-world setting while working together, practicing leadership, and enjoying one of Montana’s great outdoor classrooms.
This class includes both juniors and seniors, and the trip was a memorable way to wrap up the semester—combining skill development, teamwork, and outdoor education as students finish the school year.”
-Kade Kimball, CHS Educator

Last few of the Grad Walk!