- Visit the National
Exchange Club Site








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- National
Exchange Club of Butte, Montana
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P.O. Box
763
Butte,
MT 59703
info@butteexchangeclub.org
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- The Butte
Exchange Club meets every Tuesday at noon in the second floor
conference room of the Resodyn Headquarters (Old Hennessy Building
at 130 N. Main Street), using the entrance at 16 E. Granite St.
Annually the Butte Exchange Club awards approximately $5,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors at its annual Student of the Year and ACE Award Banquet held in February. These students are then eligible to compete for Exchange Club Regional and National Scholarship awards. High School Seniors interested in competing in either of these programs should contact their school’s guidance counselor.
 Contestants for the 2008 Awards with members of the Awards Committee.
Each year twelve outstanding high school seniors are selected to compete for two Student of the Year Awards.
- 2006 Butte
Exchange Club Student of the Year Winners Mollie Riordan (third
from left) with her parents Peggy and Emmett Riordan and Kelly
Driscoll (third from right) with her parents Maureen and Larry
Driscoll with Montana Supreme Court Justice Brian Morris.
In addition, several high school seniors compete for the ACE Award. The ACE Award stands for Accepting the Challenge of Excellence and is awarded to Butte’s “Turn-Around” student of the year. This award recognizes high school students in Butte who have made a dramatic change in their attitude and performance sometime during their high school years, and are now eligible for high school graduation.
These "at risk" students have often overcome great physical, emotional or social obstacles, yet few receive recognition. The A.C.E. Award program has two key objectives. First, it helps encourage students to overcome their hardships and get back on track toward a high school diploma. Second, the award recognizes those students who are often overlooked for their accomplishments.
This special recognition serves as a powerful example to all students that hard work and perseverance really do pay.
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