Bond Issue

DeSmet School’s $8 million bond passed overwhelmingly with voters in their district because it was a joint effort between the school, area businesses and the people in their district.

Superintendent Bud Scully with the Florence Carlton School District said on Tuesday, the day after a threat caused a modified lockdown, that communication was the key issue for school officials and parents during the incident

With a combined $158 million school bond issue looming in November, MCPS officials are asking the public to weigh in on possible new sites for schools that are slated to be replaced altogether.

The Missoula County Public School Board will ask area voters for $158 million over the next 20 years to fund new construction and remodeling costs. Medicaid expansion bill blasted onto House floor for debate.. Ravalli County still searching for disgraced former treasurer Valerie Stamey to serve her with a $29,000 lawsuit...

Last Friday, Missoula County Public Schools Superintendent Alex Apostle announced he was leaving for a similar position in Washington state.

Kindergarten registration is getting started a month earlier than usual this year, primarily due to a larger number of students expected in Missoula public schools.

A cross section of Missoula community leaders held a press conference in Bonner Park on Tuesday, July 15, to kick off a campaign supporting a bond to fund parks and trails that will appear on the November ballot.

The good news about the school bond issue in Lolo was a voter turnout of nearly 70 percent. The bad news was the issue failed by a narrow margin... again.

The Lolo School District has sent ballots to residents asking for a second time to approve a bond issue for a much-needed new school.

The $10 million dollar bond issue to build a new Lolo School failed in October, and now, officials are meeting to decide their next step in expanding the aging facility.