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

The Bozeman school board is asking Montana to transform two of its programs into fully-fledged charter schools, which would open them up for their own state funding.

The Bozeman school board is asking Montana to transform two of its programs into fully-fledged charter schools, which could open them up for their own additional state funding, under a

Bozeman school trustees will consider establishing two new public charter programs Monday thanks to a recent state law.

The last item the Woodland Park School District RE-2 Board of Education considered at a special meeting on Nov. 30 was the resignation of board secretary Chris Austin.

“I am bad at math!” “Math was not my good subject.” “What’s this new math?” “Math is not my thing.” “I am just not a math person.” These are things I hear people say all the time when I tell them I am a math teacher or when I speak with a parent trying to help their child with a math assignment or problem.

Digital products that monitor students’ online behavior raise concerns about how companies use that data for profit.

This article was produced by Our Schools. Anna L. Noble is a doctoral student in the School of Education at the University of Colorado in Boulder.