Code Montana, the free computer programming course offered to middle school and high school students throughout the state, received a bit of an upgrade today, April 28.
We all know that sometimes a High School rarely gets anything new. Well now in the form of a new educational movie, every high school will have some new watching material. Paramount is sending free DVDs of Selma to every high school in America, public and private, as part of the Selma for Students initiative.
Missoula County School District One Superintendent Alex Apostle breathed a sigh of relief on Tuesday, after Senate Bill 107 failed on a 48-52 vote in the House.
A Montana legislator is reviving a bill that critics say would allow public school teachers to include the concept of intelligent design in science class.
A recent report card revealed by the American Legislative Exchange Council had some harsh things to say about the state’s education system.
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — It will cost the state of Montana about $2 million, or $27 per student, to administer and score the new battery of K-12 Common Core-aligned tests.
The CodeMontana project put together by RightNow Technologies founder Greg Gianforte and Startup Bozeman founder Rob Irizarry has already enrolled nearly 1,200 students, but students that enroll before September 8 will have a new opportunity: earning college credits.