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“We are Montana in the Classroom” University of Montana professors teach high school classes in Helena

November 2, 2019/

University of Montana

This was the university’s first visit to Helena under a new pilot program called “We are Montana in the Classroom.” According to Kaetlyn Cordingley, director of career development and community partnerships at UM, this new project aims to have professors from the university regularly visit high school classrooms to give students a new perspective.


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