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Western MT students take part in science symposium
Posted 9:06 AM 5/23/2012 by Russ Thomas (KPAX News)
MISSOULA- A group of people met Tuesday to share their efforts in finding ways to improving air quality in homes and what might surprise you is that these people are high school students- really smart high school students. Young science students from across Western Montana (More)
Montana two-year colleges may soon have new names
MCPS seeing fewer students drop out of school
5/22/2012
Whitefish HS students show support for principal
Posted 5:02 PM 5/23/2012 by Dax VanFossen (KAJ News)
WHITEFISH- The Whitefish School Board has voted to renew the contract of Principal Dave Carlson and some supportive students showed up to Monday night's meeting.Almost the entire Whitefish High School student body attended the meeting to protest the possibility that Carlson's (More)
Missoula student competing in National Geographic Bee
Bozeman taps new schools chief
5/20/2012
Apostle up for another job in Washington
Posted 9:29 AM 5/21/2012 by Tara Oster (KPAX News)
MISSOULA- Alex Apostle has once again set his sights on a new position in Washington State.
The superintendent of Missoula County Public Schools is up for the same position with the Bellevue School District. Apostle had recently interviewed for the superintendent job in (More)
5/17/2012
Anonymous donor gives iPads to Paxson students
Posted 7:58 AM 5/18/2012 by Robin O'Day (KPAX News)
MISSOULA- An anonymous donor is putting more than 140 iPads into the hands of Paxson Elementary School students and on Thursday night students, parents and teachers explored how the tablets can enhance learning and engage students.
An iPad initiative will be launched this fall and will (More)
5/18/2012
Hellgate HS students serving the community
Posted 7:54 AM 5/18/2012 by Tara Oster (KPAX News)
MISSOULA- One local group of high school seniors say that mandatory community service can still be fun.
Hellgate High School students worked on two projects Thursday as a graduation requirement with about a third of the students helping to get Splash Montana ready for the summer and around (More)
