Education

Over the last few days, Montana State University in Bozeman, University of Montana and Montana State University-Billings each dropped their mask...

Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen is pushing back against the federal education department for proposing a program that would...

Trustees of the new Bitterroot Valley Community College district took their oath of office this week. They’re now preparing to build the state’s first...

Gov. Greg Gianforte Wednesday signed into law a significant increase to a tax credit for donors to school choice scholarship programs. The program...

Public comment on a draft policy to implement a new law that allows students to carry concealed firearms on Montana university campuses was overwhelmingly negative Wednesday.

Recent surveys by a few of Montana’s universities found more than a third of students don’t have reliable access to affordable food. Montana’s higher education community is trying to meet students’ needs.

The Montana Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education (OCHE) is now taking public comments on how to carry out a new law that allows concealed carry firearms on all Montana University System campuses.

The federal government has denied Montana’s request to pause standardized testing for public school students for the 2020-2021 year due to challenges from the coronavirus pandemic.

State lawmakers have passed a measure creating a Bitterroot Valley Community College District. The joint resolution triggers a process to transition...

The pandemic has taken a toll on teenager’s mental health. A survey found that in 2020 Montana was in the top five states nationwide for the percentage of pediatric insurance claims that were related to mental health. Earlier this month, as Park High School students returned to fourt days per week of in person learning, Livingston Public Schools piloted a mental health screener with ninth graders.