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MISSOULA- Students at Willard Alternative High School are making a documentary film and thanks to the One Class at a Time grant, they'll be able to use new equipment for their project.

Aaron Bay from Allegiance Benefit Plan Management presented English teacher, Lisa Waller with the $250 check and the money will go toward purchasing a new microphone and a new camera.

Waller's students are making a film on the misconceptions of the alternative high school ans she says it's a piece the students are passionate about and the new equipment will enrich their film and make it easier to edit.

"They had such an amazing idea and they put their heart into it and I wanted them to have the best equipment to use. I think the documentary is going to be very meaningful for the school and the community. It's really important we have great equipment," Walker explained.

Click here to learn more about the One Class at a Time program,