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WATCH: WA charter school graduates see much higher incomes, homeownership rates

(The Center Square) - A new report from charter school advocates in Washington indicates charter graduates are making more money and owning more homes than their counterparts who graduated from traditional public schools. A report titled “Turning the Tassel in Washington State” was designed to look at what life looks like

Can homeschooled kids walk at graduation? A Darby teen and 600 petitioners think so.

Quintin Woirhaye’s face has been displayed on a poster in the gymnasium labeling him a Darby Tiger. But Quintin hasn’t attended Darby as a student in two years. His parents are advocating for their homeschooled son to walk in Darby school’s commencement ceremony this May. They have

State aid for illegal immigrant student programs faces scrutiny

(The Center Square) - State-funded financial aid programs for illegal immigrant students have come under renewed scrutiny as the federal government tightens restrictions on education benefits for illegal immigrants. Roughly 17 to 19 states and Washington, D.C., provide some form of financial aid or scholarships to illegal immigrant students

Iran war and other tough topics give K-12 teachers chance to teach students how, not what, to think

Iran war and other tough topics give K-12 teachers chance to teach students how, not what, to think

(STATE COLLEGE, PENN.) It’s a scene that’s played out in K-12 schools around the country in recent years. Unprompted, a student expresses her thoughts or feelings about a difficult issue, such as the Iran war. A murmur spreads through the classroom. Other students prepare to jump into

New principals to take the reins at middle and high schools

Starting in July, Jessica Christensen will be the new principal of Belgrade Middle School, and Bertrand Horsley will be the new principal of Belgrade High School. Both appointments are effective July 1, 2026, according to a Friday statement from Belgrade Public Schools. "These leadership transitions represent a combined 40

Stop Beating Around the Bush — Our Sexual Wellness Education Needs Help

Stop Beating Around the Bush — Our Sexual Wellness Education Needs Help

The first semester of college brings about many changes for young adults as they navigate independence, constant academic pressure and — for some students — new, more intimate experiences. The MSU students I know are generally open to talking about sexual health, which is encouraging, but it isn’t enough on its

MSU Students Should Use the Public Library More

MSU Students Should Use the Public Library More

Editor’s Note: A previously published version of this story stated that the Bozeman Public Library’s Bookmobile could deliver books anywhere in town upon request. On March 13, this article was corrected online to reflect that the Bookmobile has a set schedule with designated stops where patrons can pick