EDUCATION

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Montana University System Awarded $2.2 Million Grant to Serve Low-Income and First-Generation College Students

"I am very excited about the renewal of this program." This will enable
our office to continue to provide critical pre-college access services
to Montana’s low-income, first-generation students," said Commissioner
Sheila Stearns.

MSU students experience the adrenaline of learning while building racecar

The car was a one-year joint project among seniors working on their capstone-engineering project for graduation and the school’s Society of Automotive Engineers’ club.

Substitute grandparents. Seniors lend a hand at local schools; give kids one-on-one reading time

The Foster Grandparent Program, for people 60 years of age and older, is a part of the National Senior Service Corps.

“I didn’t have anything else to do in the winter time so I thought it would be nice to help those kids try to read a little bit better,” Gerig said. “They really enjoy it, and I enjoy being with them.”

Lego kit builds better ‘bots. Robot competitions a great way to encourage students to get involved in science and math.

Enthusiasts, many of them adults, have used it to build robots that sort Lego bricks by color, dispense soft drinks, or climb stairs. One Dane even turned it into a low-resolution scanner that took 3 to 4 hours to scan a CD cover.

Idaho community college plan could cost Idaho State University millions

Currently, there are only two community colleges in the state, and some lawmakers worry about the lack of options for high school graduates.

Free ParKids program in Yellowstone set for early August

A free three-day camp focusing on Yellowstone National Park’s thermal features will be offered for kids 8- to 12-years old in August.

Busy two days for environmental philosopher at University of Montana. "Exploring the Landscapes of Environmental Thought"

Rolston said he’ll tell his fellow panelists and the audience Thursday that when it comes to the environment there are certain things neither science nor economics can teach, and that people must look to religion or something like it to solve problems.

Report Says Improving Rural Education More Than Books & Mortar

To continue to improve rural educational outcomes the authors recommend increasing positive family engagement with the schools and social capital, the main factor affecting student achievement.

MSU management class seeks businesses for consultation

During the four-month course, students will help manage special consulting projects requested by area businesses.

University of Arizona says Prop. 301 a boon to research, creativity

Universities receive 10 percent of the 301 money, with a mandate to fund research and technology development, to expand online and distance education, and to prepare students for a high-tech economy.