| Address: | 205 Dakota Ave |
| City: | Mott |
| State: | North Dakota |
| Zipcode: | 58646 |
| Country: | United States |
| Type: | Public |
| Grades: | PreK–12 |
| Students: | 211 |
| Teachers: | 26.55 |
| Staff: | 19.23 |
| Ratio: | 7.95 |
Mott/Regent Public School District 1 is a school district with a single K-12 campus in Mott, North Dakota. enrollment is about 242.[1]
Mostly in Hettinger County, it serves Mott and Regent.[2] It also has sections in Adams and Stark counties.[3] [4]
The Mott/Regent School District's mascot is the Wildfire.
The district was formerly in a North Dakota school construction loan program, but was pushed out by 2014 because it used all of the funds within a several month span that were intended for a two year period. Therefore the district was planning a school bond. The intended cost of the new school was at or below $14,900,000. The intended campus location, in the midpoint from the fairgrounds to the city limits, was to have a capacity of about 300.[5] The district wanted the bond to be for $14,500,000. In May 2014 voters rejected two measures related to the school bond, with 63% opposing an increase of the debt levy and 60% against the levying of a bond itself. There were 838 voters, which Bill Gion, the president of the Mott-Regent school board, called "great turnout", and he concluded "The patrons have spoken, (there's) more work to do."[6]
The Mott/Regent Wildfire won the 2007 North Dakota High School Nine Man Football championship, defeating the Napoleon-Gackle-Streeter Imperials.[7]
In 2017 it started a cooperative American football team with the New England School District.[8]