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News from the Governor’s Office of Community Service HELENA – The Governor’s Office of Community Service, in partnership with Reach Higher Montana and Montana Campus Compact, awarded $1,000 scholarships to 100 Montana high school seniors, the agency announced today. The Youth Serve Montana Scholarship recognizes students’ dedication to community service and helps students who wish to attend school in Montana. They are intended to promote volunteerism and encourage young leaders to further their learning. “These 100 students have given their time and energy to those who need it most and made their communities and Montana a better place to live,”...

News from the Office of Public Instruction The Montana Office of Public Instruction announced that report cards for Montana schools, districts and the state are now publicly available. The federal Every Student Succeeds Act requires state, district and school-level data to be displayed on report cards i...

Seniors 4.0: Rakeena Caye, Emilee Cheff, Emilie Corley, Corbin Davis, Michelle Davis, Kara Holmlund, Hannah Moss, Nicolas Peterson, Sacorra Reum, Rose Marie Santos, Austin Taylor, Tiana Ulutoa, Aurrora Watkins 3.50-3.99: Samuel Cates, Ethan Christopher, William Coe, Diana Diaz, Martin Frisk, Tyle...

PABLO – There are so many things in our environment that we cannot see, as Salish Kootenai College STEM Academy students are discovering. While in STEM Academy, high school students from around the valley conduct authentic, college-level science research in collaboration with the Howard Hughes Medical ...