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At the Paris Gibson Education Center in Great Falls, 4 plus 4 equals the beginning of a brand new tradition.

On Monday morning, four selected students began painting four pictures on a buffalo hide, representing the school's four years in existence.

They say a new drawing will be added each year and students can reflect on the school's history by looking back at the artwork.

Student Jayme Morran said, "As I've learned through this process, storytelling is becoming a thing of the past, and I hope this brings back storytelling."

Each year, new students will be selected to work on the hide.

It will be on display near the school's entry way.