Flag View recognizes local veterans; wears red, white and blue in honor ↗
Students and staff organized a recognition ceremony for veterans in the community on Nov. 10. Staff and students were also encouraged to wear red, white and blue.
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EXCEL Foundation celebrates 40 years of opening doors for Coeur d’Alene students ↗
COEUR d’ALENE — From elementary music rooms filled with drums to middle school workshops equipped with modern fabrication tools, the EXCEL Foundation has spent 40 years helping teachers turn ambitious ideas into opportunities for students.
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McMillan Elementary to close in 2027 ↗
Despite community efforts to keep McMillan Elementary open, West Ada School District trustees voted unanimously to close the 54-year-old school due to declining enrollment and maintenance costs after the current academic year.
Carson City church school opens enrollment for 6th through 8th grades ↗
Sierra Lutheran Middle School has opened enrollment for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade students beginning school in 2027-28.
Winter, spring registration underway for Western Nevada College ↗
Continuing and returning students can start registering for spring semester and winter session classes in their myWNC accounts.
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Members of Soroptimist International of Bidwell Rancho participated in Fairview High School’s mock interview day on Oct. 22, helping students build confidence and sharpen their job interview skills. Pictured from left to right are Anne Mari ↗
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Mendocino College dancers take the stage for fall performance ↗
The Mendocino College Repertory Dance Company’s fall performance, entitled “Threshold,” celebrates community and college choreographers and the students who interpret their visions.
University of Nevada at Lake Tahoe welcomes new dean and sets strategic direction for campus ↗
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — The University of Nevada at Lake Tahoe is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Thomas Horvath as vice provost and dean and a five-year strategic plan to guide academic...
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State group names Corvallis High principal administrator of the year ↗
Corvallis High School Principal Cammie Knapp was honored by the Montana Association for Career and Technical Education as the 2026 CTE Administrator of the year.
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Two websites rank Montana Tech's nursing program best in state ↗
Registerednursing.org and Niche.com have ranked the Sherry Lesar School of Nursing to be the best nursing program in the state based on a variety of measures, including licensure exam performance.
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UM Planetarium to 'shoot for the stars' after major gift, matching funds for projector fix ↗
Brianna Beller, the director of the University of Montana Planetarium and Stargazing Room, said she was "completely bowled over" by the donation.
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Broadwater Elementary parents frustrated with limited steps to address armed man ↗
Superintendent Erwin Garcia approached the man Tuesday morning, after he was spotted with a firearm in front of the school last week. The two-minute conversation didn