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‘A fast moving target’: Montana school boards consider adding AI policy guidelines

Montana school boards are starting to consider adding policy guidelines around generative artificial intelligence use in classrooms, with some using language provided by the Montana School Board Association. The MTSBA policy “boilerplate” language, which district school boards can tweak depending on their specific needs, was created in conjunction with the

Quid pro no show: Civil-rights complaint against MSU, professor over unexcused absences dismissed

Unexcused absences leading to a failing grade prompted Montana State University senior student Abby Jones to file a civil rights complaint against MSU and photography professor Christina Anderson, alleging their refusal to OK the missed class time put her Air Force future in jeopardy. On Tuesday, however, the Montana U.

‘I’ll call your boss’ MSU professor says [or] Quid pro no-show: Air Force candidate files civil rights complaint against MSU, professor

With a delayed graduation date, senior MSU student Abby Jones’ educational financial assistance and Air Force public affairs officer candidacy are in jeopardy. “The central issue was that I was directed to permit the disclosure of my private educational information to my employer with the explicit understanding that (not doing)