Montana Schools

The website Niche.com has analyzed all of our high school's average test scores and statistics. From this data, they've compiled the top ten public high schools in Montana.

There are lots of famous people who graduated high school in the Treasure State, so let's look at 10 of them.

The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services and Governor Greg Gianforte announced on Tuesday that $2.7 million in federal funding has been distributed to public and private schools to help them remain open during the pandemic

State Superintendent Elsie Arntzen announced that Montana is initiating a new student growth assessment pilot.

The U.S. Department of Education released the 2019 National Assessment of Education Progress.

At noon on Tuesday, Governor Steve Bullock's office released the anticipated revenue numbers for the next biennium and the total fell $75 million short of what was needed to fund state government. Among the cuts was $19 million from Montana's Public Schools budget.

Montana's public school science content standards haven't been updated since 2006, so Superintendent of Public Instruction Denise Juneau has selected 17 people to serve on a negotiated rule making committee to begin the process.

In a Monday morning news release, Montana Senator Max Baucus is helping to renew the Rural Education Achievement Program (REAP), which provides about $5 million each year that 420 Montana schools rely on to keep teachers on the job. The REAP program is included in the major education bill Congress will debate this year, bringing it one step closer to being signed into law.

Montana schools fail to meet 'No Child Left Behind' standards.