Montana Education Excellence

In July 2006, the Montana Board of Regents adopted a comprehensive strategic plan intended to define goals and set the priorities for higher education in the state of Montana. It’s now updated – October 2008.

Among the company’s best-known clients are Starbucks, the Seattle SuperSonics, K2, Microsoft, Holland America Line, T-Mobile, Safeco and Tommy Bahama.

The honor is given to teachers who display a commitment to excellence, and inspire both their students and fellow educators.

The BCEC has a bright horizon, with future endeavors including producing a spring festival benefitting the Montana Meth Project.

We hope to provide Missoula community with quality entertainment while benefiting our members and community organizations.

The University of Montana College of Technology’s newly accredited nursing program is stuck in double-wide trailers out back. Nearby, paint is peeling off the exterior of several older single-wide trailers, which faculty members call their office.

Education officials say state schools in Billings, Great Falls and Havre will offer two-year degrees to produce workers for coal plants, biofuel refineries and other energy industry projects in Montana.

According to a release by the Montana Family Foundation, only one in 10 voters would opt for regular public schools.

The project is part of the Wind for Schools program set up by the federal Department of Energy and coordinated by Western Community Energy. NorthWestern Energy pitched in $12,000 to cover the cost of the turbine in Fairfield.

Physical activity is just as crucial for people with paralysis and other disabilities as it is for any individual, according to spokeswomen for two organizations at Montana State University and the University of Montana.

“We always have a student here or there that will quit high school needing one or two credits to graduate. So, hopefully, we’ll be able to retrieve some of those students and bring them back in and get them the necessary instruction to get the diploma.”