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Goin' fishin': After 40 years and three generations, Three Forks teacher Cathe Felz ready for 'change of pace'

THREE FORKS — When Cathe Felz landed the Family and Consumer Sciences position in Three Forks as a new college graduate, she wasn’t sure how long she’d be there. Having switched her major several times at Montana State, she was hoping she had made the right choice when she

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

On Pi Day, teachers turn numbers into something students can enjoy

For many students, math carries a reputation that makes palms sweat before a single number appears on the board. Pi Day flips that script on March 14, inviting learners to grab rulers, measure real circles and test ideas instead of worrying about wrong answers. When teachers and families turn the

Debate grows as states consider teacher strike bans

(The Center Square) – Many states are considering new policies affecting teachers’ ability to strike or participate in protests, and education officials and labor advocates continue to debate the legality of teacher strikes. The strikes are banned or heavily restricted in roughly 38 states and Washington, D.C. In states such

Governor announces new state Board of Public Education member

Gov. Greg Gianforte’s Office announced on Friday morning Belgrade’s Amanda Mills has been appointed to a vacant spot on the state Board of Public Education for a term that ends in 2033. The position will require senate confirmation during the 2027 Legislative session. Created by the 1972 Constitution,

‘You feel the floor rumble’: Step by step, the Country Dance Club creates community

‘You feel the floor rumble’: Step by step, the Country Dance Club creates community

As Pitbull’s “Fireball” echoed through the Strand Union Building (SUB) ballrooms last Thursday, over 100 people got down with the Country Dance Club’s boot stompin’ groove. Every month, the club meets in the SUB and fills it with a lively country atmosphere. According to line dance teacher and

From dino poop to quantum physics, MSU Science Night had it all

From dino poop to quantum physics, MSU Science Night had it all

A children’s science fair brought families to campus last Thursday evening for interactive demonstrations and outreach led by MSU science departments and community organizations. The event featured a range of science activities designed to engage participants through touch, experimentation and conversation. Stations were hosted by educators, graduate students and