Frenchtown High School

At Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF), we believe addressing the planet’s most pressing environmental challenges requires innovation, creative problem solving and discovering a new way of doing business that values the natural resources we depend on. We also believe education plays a critical role in securing a clean energy, low-carbon future. Our nationally renowned Solar 4R Schools program is inspiring a new generation of clean energy leaders with the insight and innovative thinking necessary to solve the nation’s most pressing energy challenges. To get there, we’re transforming solar technology into a complete STEM classroom learning experience. With the help of our corporate, nonprofit and utility funding partners, our vision is to integrate engaging renewable energy education into every science classroom in the nation. Learn more at Solar4RSchools.org.

The Missoula Electric Cooperative is a member owned electric utility. Its mission is to provide energy and serve it's members. Missoula Electric supported the project through its IEP (Improvements for Education) fund which benefits schools in its service territory. The Co-op also has a history of supporting renewables and developed on of the first community solar projects in the State of Montana. (http://www.solar4rschools.org/kiosk-missoula-electric-cooperative-community-solar-0)

The Frenchtown School is a public school accredited in the State of Montana. The school plays an important role in the community, and believes every student has the potential to be a contributing member of society. Life-long learning develops best in a safe, supportive, and respectful environment. Challenging curricular and extra-curricular choices foster academic, creative, athletic, and social growth as students prepare for a range of diverse post-secondary opportunities.