During the House Floor Session on January 7, 2025, the Montana legislature welcomed two high school pages, David Cox and Dayton Johnson, who are eager to learn about government processes and legislation. David, from Moore High School, is involved in various extracurricular activities, including sports and leadership programs, and aspires to contribute to his community through a career in public service. Dayton, a student at Libby High School, is passionate about music and aims to open his own record label in the future.

The session also highlighted the achievements of the Missoula County Public Schools' FFA chapter, which operates a unique 100-acre farm with an on-site meat processing facility. Representative Thain emphasized the chapter's recent success in winning the National Veterinary Science Competition, showcasing the students' skills in livestock management and meat processing. This recognition aims to shift perceptions about agriculture in Missoula, underscoring the county's significant contributions to the field.

The meeting included personal acknowledgments from representatives, including family introductions, fostering a sense of community within the legislative body. Overall, the session underscored the importance of youth engagement in government and the vital role of education in promoting agricultural excellence in Montana.