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Amidst continually rising food insecurity, the Bozeman Schools Foundation has started its annual fundraising drive to support buying meals for students.

Under a new state law that allows students to attend any school in the state for free, 88 out-of-district students have applied to enroll in Bozeman Public Schools next year.

Montana students will still be required to take the American College Testing, or ACT, test despite recent uncertainty over how the requirement would be funded.

In the wake of a spate of statewide bomb threats and a staff member being placed on leave after being arrested for alleged sexual misconduct, their children’s safety at school

Bozeman Public Schools trustees remain pleased with Superintendent Casey Bertram’s performance, giving him high marks on its annual evaluation of the district leader.

The Montana Board of Public Education approved 19 new charter schools last week — including two Bozeman programs — made possible by a new law.

Carly Bryant, a senior at Bozeman High School, is running for a place on her district’s school board this year.

This story was updated at 4:09 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17 with additional details.Students and families saw increased police presence at Bozeman Public Schools Wednesday after bomb threats were emailed

Multiple Montana schools received threatening emails on January 16th, prompting an official press release from Bozeman Public Schools.

Bozeman Public Schools students and families will notice increased police presence on campus Wednesday after bomb threats were emailed to school districts across the state.