Frazer Public Schools are located on the Fort Peck Reservation home to two separate Indian nations, the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, each composed of numbers bands. The Assiniboine refer to themselves as "Nakona" and the Sioux call themselves "Dakota".
These communities lay along the Missouri River’s north bank, the reservation’s southern boundary. The Fort Peck Reservation, headquartered in Poplar, is the second largest reservation in Montana covering over two million acres of land. The nearest primary trade centers are approximately 300 miles from the reservation. The 2010 census found the population to be 362 people.
According to Fort Peck Community College (FPCC) it granted its first associate degree in 1987. During the recent period of 2000 to 2008, FPCC has awarded certificates and associate degrees to 440 students.
School administration is made up of Superintendent Corrina Guardipee and Principal Melanie Blount. School board chair is Joe Rainingbird.
School enrollment as of Fall 2011:
- Frazer Elementary (K-8): 74
- Frazer High School (9-12): 33
Action Plan/Timeline
Frazer Teachers and State Superintendent Denise Juneau
Each School Improvement Grant district was required to organize a team of staff, administration, school board members and students to develop a plan of improvement using designated funds. The plan design is used across all 50 states, but each team develops their own specific needs and how they will work toward an increase in student achievement and graduation.
Each identified district created a team of teachers, administrators, school board members, parents and students to create a District Action Plan (DAP). Based on the Federal Guidelines, teams analyzed data and created plans of improvement unique to their district and schools.
- 2011 Tier I school's DAP
- 2012 Tier I school's DAP
