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Bozeman superintendent against closing elementary school as district looks to trim budget - Vimarsana News

Bozeman superintendent against closing elementary school as district looks to trim budget

To avoid emergency funding cuts, Bozeman Public Schools is looking to cut $4.1 million from its $57 million K-12 general fund budget. Superintendent Casey Bertram says the disruption of closing elementary school would not be worth saving $300,000.

BSD7 superintendent shares formal budget reduction recommendations - Vimarsana News

BSD7 superintendent shares formal budget reduction recommendations

The BSD7 Board of Trustees will discuss the superintendent’s budget recommendations on January 9, 2023.

Source: kbzk.com
Bozeman could see elementary school closure due to budget shortfall - Vimarsana News

Bozeman could see elementary school closure due to budget shortfall

Following BSD7 school board meeting on December 12th, 10 recommendations have been made to balance the $4.1 million deficit. One being a potential closure of a local elementary school.

Source: kbzk.com
Bozeman could see elementary school closure due to budget shortfall - Vimarsana News

Bozeman could see elementary school closure due to budget shortfall

Following a school board meeting on December 12, several recommendations have been made to balance the $4.1 million deficit.

Source: kpax.com
Montana's new sex ed law ensnares English and history lessons, too - Vimarsana News

Montana's new sex ed law ensnares English and history lessons, too

A Montana law requiring public schools to notify parents of lessons that mention human sexuality has reached further and been more cumbersome than anticipated, according to two school district leaders.