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Voters in Laurel are being asked to provide more money to repair or possibly rebuild schools.
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The Montana University System is preparing to roll out a new accelerated degree program.
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Numerous newspapers quoted Lynn B. McMullen as expressing support for Nazi Germany’s sterilization of the “unfit” in 1935 while giving a graduation speech at Colorado State.
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Rob Watson is leaving the school district to be the executive director for the School Administrators of Montana.
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The governor and superintendent of public instruction both objected to new language education officials adopted for a teachers’ code of ethics.
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The district in north-central Montana is looking to potentially transition to a 4-day school week as a way to improve teacher recruitment and boost morale.
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The Billings Public Schools Board of Trustees voted Monday night to keep “Lawn Boy” and “Gender Queer: A Memoir” in circulation at the high school level, saying both books meet the libraries’ selection criteria.
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Great Falls Public Schools will resume classes on Tuesday after moving to remove learning last week when it did not have enough teachers to instruct students in person.
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After announcing last month it was planning to make masks optional, Billings Public Schools now says it will keep its mask requirement in place when the new semester starts next week.
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With too many teachers out sick with COVID-19, the Smith Valley School in Kalispell is shifting to remote learning. One of the state’s largest districts, Great Falls Public Schools, also shifted to remote learning due to staffing shortages this week.
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The district's more than 10,100 students will move to remote learning beginning Tuesday
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Donors have reached a $1 million cap for a new incentive in Montana, matching dollar-for-dollar tax credits for contributions to public schools. The limit was reached within five minutes of the program launching this year.