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Harrison, MT · Education
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Bozeman High girls flag football team looking forward to inaugural season
BOZEMAN — High school football season is just around the corner, and beginning this year in Bozeman it's not just the boys teams getting ready to go. It's the first season in which girls flag football will be played, as well. Watch the video here:. Evin Groves was recently...
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St. Mary's Catholic School Announces Advanced Reading Curriculum, Building on Strong Student Achievement
St. Mary's Catholic School is proud to announce the implementation of two new research-based reading curriculums designed to strengthen literacy, reading comprehension, vocabulary development, and critical thinking skills for students across all grade levels. The curriculum represents another step in the school's ongoing commitment to academic excellence and preparing students...
Fairfield Sun Times
Belgrade school district trustees ban pat-down, pocket searches by staff
Trustees for Belgrade School District voted unanimously this month to remove pat-down and on-body pocket searches from their policy manual. The revision to Policy 3231 was done at the advice of the Montana School Boards Association and school district staff. No situations at the district were said to have precipitated the change.
NBCMontana
High-tech MSU simulation labs prepare nursing students for real patients
Bozeman, Mont. — The patients inside Montana State University’s new nursing simulation labs can breathe, respond to treatment and show signs of medical distress. They can also give nursing students something a traditional classroom cannot: the opportunity to make a difficult decision, see how the patient reacts and learn from the outcome without putting a real person in danger.
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For Kegel Higher Education was Not the Original Plan
(Havre) – Greg Kegel retires from his position as Chancellor at Montana State University – Northern on August 1at. Kegel has been affiliated with the University for over 50 years starting as a student. In an interview with New Media Broadcasters Kegel told us how a career in Higher Education was not the original career plan.
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MSU invest in projects to improve healthcare access, education, and media across the state
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University is investing thousands of dollars in community projects aimed at improving health care, education and media opportunities across the state. Since 2015, the university’s community engagement grant program has awarded more than $328,000 to projects across Montana. This year, MSU is awarding grants...
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MSU ranks 345th on Forbes’ “America’s Top Colleges” list
Montana State University landed at No. 345 on Forbes’ 2026 “America’s Top Colleges” list, the highest ranking of any Montana university and a spot among 500 institutions selected from roughly 2,600 four-year colleges nationwide. Forbes bases its rankings on factors like students’ return on investment, ability to earn scholarships and long-term career success, explained a news release from MSU.
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Bozeman Child Care Provider Welcomes $8.5 Million Investment but Says More Immediate Help Is Needed
Funding Announcement Brings Hope, but Questions Remain. Jessica Dehn, founder of ABC Dino Academy, Dino Drop-In and Explore Montessori and Academy in Bozeman, said she is encouraged by Montana’s recent $8.5 million investment in child care but remains cautious until providers know how and when the funding will be distributed.
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Father-daughter duo set to pioneer Gallatin High's inaugural girls flag football team
Bozeman, Mont. — Gallatin High School will join Montana’s growing girls flag football scene later this fall with Jason Fleury leading the Raptors’ inaugural team as head coach. For Fleury, the new role also carries a personal connection as he is able to coach his daughter Annalise,...
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MSU to Celebrate New Wool Lab Grand Opening
Montana State University, the Montana Department of Livestock and the Montana Department of Agriculture will celebrate the grand opening of the new Combined State Laboratories building at 11 a.m. Friday, July 17. Located at 1969 W. Garfield St., near the intersection of South 19th Avenue and Lincoln Street, the multi-use...
bozemanmagazine.com
Montana State Names New Vice President of University Communications
BOZEMAN — Montana State University has named Michael Becker as its permanent vice president of university communications. Becker has served as interim vice president for the past year. He previously worked as director of the MSU News Service and university spokesman since 2017. In the role, Becker will lead...
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Gallatin College MSU medical students train to fill gaps in healthcare
About 38 of Montana’s 56 counties face some level of healthcare workforce shortage, according to the state’s Department of Public Health and Human Services. With an insufficient number of medical providers, primarily in rural counties, comes higher rates of chronic disease, diabetes and child mortality compared to national averages.
bozemanmagazine.com
Montana State University Extension announces members of seventh class of REAL Montana program
— Twenty current and emerging leaders from Montana’s agriculture and natural resource industries have been selected to take part in the seventh class of a Montana State University Extension program offering in-depth education and training. The program is called REAL Montana; REAL stands for Resource Education and Agriculture Leadership.
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Gallatin Raptors name Caleb Bellach new boys basketball head coach
BOZEMAN — Gallatin High School has hired Caleb Bellach as the new head coach for its boys basketball program. The announcement follows a competitive search by the school. Bellach brings elite playing and coaching experience back to the Gallatin Valley. A Manhattan native, Bellach was a standout college athlete...