education

I haven't had that much homework for forty years but I finally finished. I wrapped up checking out some of the books that your kids use in Billings school district two and there were some pleasant surprises but also some books I didn't like...

I have to skip out early today but I wanted to give you all an update on the Billings school district two curriculum. I picked up the books yesterday from the director of the curriculum and he is going above the bar to help me. I really like his approach...

It's too important not to say anything, that's why I'm writing this. Folks, the state of our educational system is in major flux. New info released today by the Associated Press paints a dismal picture of our future leaders and the quality of product we are producing in our schools...

Also dying on Monday was the Civics Transparency Act which would have mandated that Wyoming school districts publish educational materials online.

The application deadline is March 1 and scholarship winners will be announced in April.

Working from home in Montana just got a little easier.

Another move today by the liberals of this country will have residual results on our educational system for years to come. In an AP story today it was announced that New York mayor Bill DE Blasio is ending the gifted and talented academic programs in New York schools because they promote segregation.

Thousands of families still struggle to afford housing, and many make poverty-level wages.

With no disrespect to MSU-B or Rocky Mountain College, let's pretend for a minute that Billings was a university. Let's call it... Billings University. Here are the degrees.

This may come as a surprise to many, but in a recent state ranking for 2021 by U.S. News & World Report, Montana ranked fairly low.

Instead of blasting private and religious schools maybe our own educational leaders could learn something from them.

This week, I had a conversation with U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to discuss national responses to the COVID-19 outbreak and how the U.S. Department of Education can assist Montana schools.