HILARY MATHESON
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Generative AI in the classroom
Artificial intelligence is here to stay and is in the early stages of reshaping education as the internet did in the late ’90s.
Checkmates — Kalispell youths take on national chess competition
Three state chess champions hailing from Kalispell represented Montana at the national level competing in U.S. Chess Federation-sponsored tournaments in Norfolk, Virginia in July.
Stillwater Christian School plans expansion with $5 million donation
Private school also receives Hemp-Corely Foundation donation to provide families with tuition assistance
On a sunny Tuesday evening, Stillwater Christian School celebrated a back-to-school open house with the announcement of a $5 million donation, from community philanthropist Paul Wachholz, to expand the school.
Sing a new song — New Flathead Valley Youth Choir is the first initiative of Bear Grass Performing Arts
A reprise of a Kalispell-based youth choir will bring children around the valley together again to sing.
Helena Flats superintendent back in building for new school year after court case concludes
Helena Flats School Superintendent Andy Maheras returns to the building full-time after a court case where he was accused of assaulting a student concluded in July. Students returned to the building for the first day of the 2024-25 school year Wednesday.
It's back-to-school for the 2024-25 year
The first day of the 2024-25 school year is here. Get information on the first day, enrollment, open houses and new staff at Flathead County public and private schools.
Lightning strike near Glacier High School leaves three injured, one seriously
Two students and a coach were injured from a lightning strike during soccer practice on the Glacier High School athletic field Monday evening.
Free breakfast and lunch for some students this school year
The entire student body of several schools in Flathead, Lake and Lincoln County school districts will be able to access free breakfast and lunch for the 2024-25 school year under the federally funded Community Eligibility Provision (CEP).
Youths go whole hog in showing pigs at the Northwest Montana Fair
It’s been a hard year for hogs and illness, but with precautions in place, it was on with the show at the Northwest Montana Fair & Rodeo on Monday morning.
A grand entrance — Glacier High School art students build truss for parking lot
People may have noticed a new feature to the Glacier High School campus, a truss over one of the main parking lot entrances designed and created by students.