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World renowned paleontologist Jack Horner honors Big Timber, Montana teacher, Rolland Karlin for getting kids fired up about science

That teacher, Horner said, "finally realized I wasn’t completely stupid." In most classes, he seemed stupid, Horner said, "because I was completely dyslexic."

"I failed all the tests, but I won the science fairs," Horner said. "I could do them at my own speed."

At Missoula’s Cold Springs elementary, prospective writers start in kindergarten

"Kindergartners have so much more potential that we haven’t realized."

Montana State University Hosts Super Science Saturday, 12/11,Bozeman, Montana

The event is free and open to kids and families of all ages.

Learning comes naturally at Missoula Community School

"Progressive" is a loaded term, but when it comes to education it’s simple for Linn Veen.

State education leaders praise Montana Governor Schweitzer for support in budget

"Higher education is the best job creator in Montana." Gov. Brian Schweitzer

Kitchen Confidential – Missoula’s best-kept dining secret doubles as a training ground for aspiring gourmets

I am privy to Missoula’s best-kept dining secret.

Record Attendance at Fall Montana State University College of Business Entrepreneur Day

The event hosted high school and college students in the Strand Union Building for a day of interactive business education with a focus on entrepreneurship.

Staying in school: Hamilton, Montana student gives input on improving graduation rates – Graduation Matters Montana

Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Denise Juneau said Graduation Matters is about seeking ways to increase the rate of students graduating from high school "college and career ready."

Montana regents to discuss in-state tuition rates for graduate students – Record number of Chinese students flock to US colleges – California court backs in-state tuition for illegal immigrants

Prospective graduate students pondering where they want to spend their late nights doing research or grading papers as they earn their next degree could see a new incentive to choose Montana next year.

Montana universities will benefit from new leaders’ vision

"We will all grow."