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Billings Public School District answers parent and community questions about covid funding - Vimarsana News

Billings Public School District answers parent and community questions about covid funding

BILLINGS, Mont -- As billings’ biggest school district is asking voters to approve a mill levy, several community members have raised questions about how the district has used covid funds

Source: kulr8.com
Mill Levy ballots are being sent out to the community - Vimarsana News

Mill Levy ballots are being sent out to the community

BILLINGS, Mont. -- Using tools like social media, Billings Public schools and Superintendent Greg Upham are reaching out to the public to give clarity about the newest mill levy.

Source: kulr8.com
Billings students enjoy rare snow day ahead of Easter break - Vimarsana News

Billings students enjoy rare snow day ahead of Easter break

The dark schools were not an unfamiliar sight on the snowy day. MTN News heard of at least 31 schools across south east Montana closing for snow.

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School closures for Tuesday, April 12th ahead of snow storm - Vimarsana News

School closures for Tuesday, April 12th ahead of snow storm

UPDATE: Elysian School District has closed schools for Tuesday, April 12th due to the incoming storm.

Source: kulr8.com
Billings trustee, state superintendent discuss funding for HB 233 changes - Vimarsana News

Billings trustee, state superintendent discuss funding for HB 233 changes

The Billings school board is now moving along with plans to let Emily Pennington, a West High student with special needs, graduate despite her being over the age limit of 19. For the school board its a decision that may cost the taxpayers.

Source: kpax.com