Western Montana’s Mental Health Clinic to provide therapist for Plains Schools
Plains High School Principal Dr. Heidii Fettinger was excited to announce the number of honor roll students during the Plains School Board meeting. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Plains Cafeteria Supervisor Larrijo Ovitt speaks about the nutritional programs happening at the school. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
Two teachers submitted their resignations during the April school board meeting: Fourth grade teacher Nichole Cockrell and music teacher Rhiannon Greenwood.
Greenwood’s contract was not included on the certified staff rehire list dated April 21, 2025. After 17 years of teaching at Plains, Cockrell has accepted a new position at Clark Fork Valley Hospital.
During the public comment section on non-agenda items, mathematics teacher Lisa Brown shared news of a generous donation to the Plains golf team. The donation included two sets of men’s and two sets of women’s golf clubs — complete with bags — as well as two laser rangefinders. The estimated value of the equipment is close to $5,000.
“Now are kids are telling some of their friends, you don’t have to have golf clubs. You can borrow some. Hopefully, next year we can get a few kids that think they can’t afford to golf, but at least try golf because we have the clubs,” Brown said.
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