Montana schools

Effective 3/18, Park City students must put their phones in an electronically locked pouch during school hours, with few exceptions. Here's how the "phone free" policy works and what they hope to achieve.

When I was a teenager, I got bullied pretty badly. Girls would corner me at my locker, trying to get a reaction out of me. Then one day, they got the reaction they weren’t looking for.   My mom noticed I was coming home stressed out every day after school when I was in 7th grade. I told he...

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.

A survey released earlier this month says that Montana parents would pay fines to take their children out of school for vacation. What do you think of this?

Many of them had living quarters in the back where the teacher would live and most early students only went through the eighth grade.

Shutting off fans and vents would reduce the flow of outside air into buildings, but it does not create a seal.

Most Montana schools are not required to test water for lead unless they effectively operate their own water systems.

The Billings Gazette reports that Head Start is far and away the most stable public preschool program in Montana, where federally funded classrooms enroll students from Lame Deer to Libby, and most cities in between. Gov. Steve Bullock is hoping the federal program that has yielded the first Montana-specific results can sway the legislature to pony up for preschool...

Student organizers of a Montana march against gun violence are planning to relocate their March For Our Lives event after discovering that an event called March For Our Guns was scheduled for the same time in the state capitol. Students have reignited the national gun debate by calling for action in the two weeks since the shooting...