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Wyoming’s Education Bombshell – It’s been 13 years since four large Wyoming school districts sued Wyoming, claiming its education funding system was flawed.

"The state has brought in top-flight educational economists to the look at the data and tell the state whether Wyoming teacher salaries are competitive enough to recruit and retain teachers," O’Donnell said. "They’ve all concluded the same thing, that Wyoming teacher salaries are funded competitively."

Montana Education group fumes over inaction by State

The Montana Supreme Court set an Oct. 1 deadline for producing a funding formula the Legislature could enact, he said, and that deadline has been missed.

Microsoft: names UMass its first ”Information Technology Showcase School" in the nation – Company recognizes Amherst campus for teaching innovations

”We see the university as a true pace setter in higher education," said Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer

Author offers advice to educators at the Montana Education Association-Montana Federation of Teachers annual conference.

“It would be nice if books lived forever,” Yolen told the audience. “But an author who does not learn from each book, who does not grow, is going to become a bad author.”

University of Montana Math Professor Johnny Lott writes lessons by the ‘Numb3rs’ – his team boils the complex problems into exercises that can be understood by average seventh- through 12th-graders.

Johnny Lott, a faculty member at UM for the past 31 years, leads a team that designs activities derived from the prime-time CBS program, which airs on Fridays. The lessons for teachers, students and parents are then placed on the "We All Use Math Every Day" Web site at http://www.cbs.com/primetime/numb3rs/ti/activities.shtml.

MSU administrator, Thomas Gibson accepts position with Commissioner’s Office to lead distance education initiative

Improving student access to the MUS through better-coordinated distance learning is a Board of Regents’ priority.

Online Education 101: What To Know Before You Enroll

Despite the Internet’s reputation as a cheaper alternative for just about everything, it isn’t always less expensive to go to school online.

Gazette opinion: Mentoring to prevent dropping out

"I get goose bumps when I walk down the hall and see kids working with other kids," he says.

The Value of Indian Education in Montana

Like CMR, public schools in Great Falls that heeded the mandate — well before the state ever funded it — see minority students thrive. They see something else, too: Racial tensions dissipate.

Top-notch laboratories in works for University of Montana-Helena College of Technology. Part of a $7.5 million campus expansion and renovation

UM-Helena Dean Daniel Bingham said staff performs “miracles” with what they have now. But he wants to have the best science teaching lab in the state.