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Montana Tech Women's Basketball Opens Season With Elementary School Day At Kelvin Sampson Court
Montana Tech's women's basketball team opens their season Wednesday with Elementary School Day at Kelvin Sampson Court. Local kids get snacks, t-shirts, and watch the defending Frontier Conference champs play.
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Butte youth walk to school with Montana Tech athletes
BUTTE, Mont. — Elementary students in Butte were provided a lasting memory with Montana Tech athletes on their way to school. The annual Walk to School with the Orediggers Day took place Wednesday morning at the eight area elementary schools, where hundreds of students and dozens of Montana Tech student athletes formed walking buses on their way to school.
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Three Forks flag football advances to State Tournament
THREE FORKS, Mont. — It may not be October quite yet, but the postseason has already arrived for high school flag football. In a A/B play-in contest on Thursday at John Overstreet Field, the Three Forks Wolves advanced to the State Tournament by taking down the Mission Bulldogs, 32-0.
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Montana Tech Women's Basketball Opens Season With Elementary School Day At Kelvin Sampson Court
Montana Tech's women's basketball team opens their season Wednesday with Elementary School Day at Kelvin Sampson Court. Local kids get snacks, t-shirts, and watch the defending Frontier Conference champs play.
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Montana Tech Women's Basketball Opens Season With Elementary School Day At Kelvin Sampson Court
Montana Tech's women's basketball team opens their season Wednesday with Elementary School Day at Kelvin Sampson Court. Local kids get snacks, t-shirts, and watch the defending Frontier Conference champs play.
NBCMontana
Walk to School Day with the Orediggers set for Wednesday
MISSOULA, Mont. — Wednesday, September 30th is Walk to School Day with the Orediggers. Montana Tech student-athletes and coaches will meet elementary students at designated neighborhood stops and lead a “Walking School Bus” to schools across Butte. Students at participating schools — including Butte Central and Ramsay...
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High school runners shine at Butte InviteHigh school runners shine at Butte Invite
BUTTE, Mont. — It’s potentially the game of the regular season in NAIA football: No. 2 Montana Tech at No. 3 College of Idaho this Saturday. While Montana Tech has stormed through their first four games, outscoring opponents 164-31, they haven’t met a challenge this season quite like the one that the College of Idaho presents.
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No. 24 Montana Tech rolls to 3-0 sweep of MSU Northern
BUTTE, Mont. -- No. 24 Montana Tech volleyball (12-3, 6-2) remains one of the top teams in the Frontier Conference standings after knocking off MSU Northern (7-7, 3-5) in three sets at the HPER Complex on Saturday. The Orediggers, who began the 2026 campaign winning 10 of their first 11...
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Carroll College expands tuition promise to Pell-eligible students nationwide
The program, launched in 2024 for Montana students, will cover the remaining tuition cost for qualifying Pell-eligible first-time, first-year students from any state, as well as qualifying transfer students.
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High school runners shine at Butte Invite
BUTTE, Mont. — It was a perfect day for elite high school athletes to be tested at elevation at Stodden Park. Hundreds of high schoolers took part in the Butte Invite on Thursday afternoon in 5k races. On the girls’ side, Kallie Clayton of Billings Skyview took the gold,...
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Class of 1963 Returns to Helena High After 63 Years
More than six decades after receiving their diplomas, members of Helena High School’s Class of 1963 returned to their alma mater in September 2026 to reconnect with old friends, revisit familiar hallways, and share memories with today’s students. The reunion provided a unique opportunity for current journalism students...
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Helena schools outline limits on new AI bus cameras
Helena, Mont. — A new AI camera system is now being installed on buses used by Helena Public Schools, with district officials saying the technology is focused on driver behavior and not students.First Student has spent the past year deploying the AI-powered fleet technology across nearly 46,000 vehicles. In Helena, a spokesperson for Helena Public Schools said most of the new Samsara driver-facing cameras has already been installed.The district spokesperson said First Student used Samsara across its vehicles as a standard practice to monitor driving habits, prevent distracted driving and reduce risks on the road.Helena Public Schools said the new system does not monitor, track or record student conduct. The spokesperson said it only monitors distracted driver events.The district also said it separately pays for a live video stream from each bus through its own camera system, SafetyVision. Officials said that feed is only accessible when the bus ignition is on and is monitored only by school district staff.Helena Public Schools said it keeps exclusive control of SafetyVision for student safety and response to incidents on the bus. The district also said the Samsara system will not be connected to the district-owned SafetyVision system.First Student responded to a request for
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Class Act: East Helena senior Ellie Silvonen leads on the field, in the classroom and community
At East Helena, Ellie Silvonen's schedule rarely slows down. The senior balances varsity flag football, varsity basketball and AAU basketball throughout the year, all while maintaining a 3.8 GPA.
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Helena Christian School delays move into new campus near East Helena
EAST HELENA, Mont. — Helena Christian School delayed its move into a new $6 million campus and kept classes at Helena Valley Faith Center while construction continues.The new school sits about 10 minutes outside of East Helena. School officials said the building is expected to open this month, but the full move now appears to be another one to two months away.Superintendent Ted Clark said the school had prepared for that possibility by lining up Helena Valley Faith Center as a backup location. For now, students and staff are using divided classroom spaces and making use of nearly every part of the building."We were optimistically hopeful we would be able to start school here on September 8th. But because of the delays that can happen in construction, we found out mid to late August we’re going have to be there for a little bit longer," said Ted Clark.Clark explained that Helena Christian had operated in rented spaces for more than 40 years. He said that experience helped the school shift into its temporary setup while work continues on the new campus."We are thankful for the various partners that allowed us to rent from them over the years. It’s been a