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Wolf Creek, MT · Education
hilinetoday.com
MHP Says Remember School Bus and School Zone Laws
(Boulder) – Students are back in school and the Montana Highway Patrol is urging motorists to re-acquaint themselves with school bus and school zone laws. Officers reported over 100 school bus violations last school year, and Colonel Kurt Sager says that number needs to drop to ensure student safety.Drivers are reminded to prepare to slow down when amber lights flash, and stop at least 30 feet away when red lights blink.
buttesports.com
Bulldogs set for home opener on new Naranche turf
BUTTE — A new season of Friday night football at Naranche Stadium begins with a little something extra this week. Butte High will play its 2026 home opener Friday night against Billings Skyview, giving the Bulldogs their first opportunity to take the field on the new turf at Naranche Stadium.
NBCMontana
Montana Tech launches new nuclear energy programs
MISSOULA, Mont. — Montana Technological University is launching two new programs designed to prepare students for careers in the growing nuclear energy industry. The undergraduate certificate in Nuclear Energy and Master of Science in Nuclear Energy were approved by the Montana Board of Regents in March 2026. The programs are designed to complement Montana Tech’s existing engineering and STEM programs while helping build the workforce needed to meet future energy demands.
environmentenergyleader.com
Montana Tech Builds Environmental Engineering Pipeline
Twenty-three high school students spent six days working on water, air quality, remediation, and environmental design as employers look for ways to strengthen the engineering workforce years before graduation, not after. Montana Technological University is taking an early approach to the environmental engineering workforce challenge by introducing students to the...
buttesports.com
Bulldogs Rally to Win Five-Set Battle Against Billings Senior
BILLINGS, Mont. — Butte High refused to fold Saturday. After dropping two consecutive sets and falling behind 2-1 in the match, the Bulldogs fought their way back to defeat Billings Senior in five sets, 25-23, 19-25, 19-25, 27-25, 15-12. Butte grabbed the early advantage by edging the Broncs 25-23...
KTVH
‘A gift to the future’: historic Unionville Schoolhouse returned to community
swxlocalsports.com
Helena High opens up season with 41-14 win over Billings Skyview
BILLINGS, Mont. -- Helena High played spoiler Thursday night as the Bengals and the Billings Skyview Falcons debuted the brand-new Sam McDonald Stadium at Daylis. The Bengals came away with a 41-14 non-conference win to open begin their season 1-0. Helena jumped all over the Falcons from kickoff, scoring three touchdowns in the opening quarter to take a 21-0 lead after the opening period.
montanarightnow.com
Carroll College starts year with first fully appointed woman president
Carroll College began the new school year with students back on campus and a new president stepping into the job. Dr. Jennifer Glowienka became the first fully appointed woman president in Carroll College history as classes started. She took over as the school’s 20th president in its 116-year history.
Fairfield Sun Times
Helena school traffic expected to tighten near campus construction
HELENA, Mont. — Construction at Helena Public Schools is expected to change traffic patterns as students returned for the new school year. Major work is underway at Kessler Elementary and the high schools. At Helena High School, the construction is expected to limit student parking and push more people to walk near campus.
montanarightnow.com
Helena school traffic expected to tighten near campus construction
HELENA, Mont. — Construction at Helena Public Schools is expected to change traffic patterns as students returned for the new school year. Major work is underway at Kessler Elementary and the high schools. At Helena High School, the construction is expected to limit student parking and push more people to walk near campus.
NBCMontana
Basin Elementary reopens with help of community support
BASIN, Mont. — The sounds of a new school year are ringing throughout the tiny community of Basin, as their 131-year-old elementary school has found enough students to open this fall after being forced to close a year ago. “We’re one of the first schools that have come out...
Bigfork Eagle
New principal takes the reins at Somers Middle School
Julia Maxwell may be a mustang now, but the fifth-generation Cascade graduate will always carry some allegiance to the school that raised her and inspired her to become an educator in the first place. “I’m a badger all the way — go Cascade! I’m also a Bobcat,” Maxwell admitted. “But I have sympathy toward the Griz because my husband and kids are Griz fans.” Maxwell is starting her first year as principal of Somers Middle School, bringing with her a wealth of experiences from all aspects of education across Montana, including as a parent, a teacher, a principal and superintendent, and as a member of the Montana Board of Public Education. Education made sense as a career path for Maxwell. “I'm a kid person. I love being with kids,” Maxwell said. “You'll find me outside playing at recess sometimes. I love children and their just their sweet naivety, their sweet positivity about everything. It's just addicting. I’m chasing my own kids to sports and wearing glitter at school games and cheering. Really, my whole life is pretty much taken up by kids.” Maxwell grew up on her family’s cattle ranch in Cascade, a small town between Great Falls and Helena.
montanarightnow.com
Carroll College starts year with first fully appointed woman president
HELENA, Mont. — Carroll College began the new school year with students back on campus and a new president stepping into the job. Dr. Jennifer Glowienka became the first fully appointed woman president in Carroll College history as classes started. She took over as the school’s 20th president in its 116-year history.