Education and Equity – Moving Forward Together

By Melissa Vansickle Sally comes to school most days. She usually only eats at school. At home, there is not… Read more Education and Equity – Moving Forward Together

A Day in the Life of a School Nurse During Covid-19

As CoVid-19 continues to spread throughout our community, our schools face more and more tough decisions and challenges everyday. Parents,… Read more A Day in the Life of a School Nurse During Covid-19

“I’m not going to school just for the academics – I wanted to share ideas, to be around people who… Read more How Education is Changing in Great Falls During the Pandemic – A Teacher’s Perspective

Written by Charelene Ammons When the firestorm called COVID-19 swept the United States and eventually our local community this year,… Read more Intentional Remote Learning vs. Crisis Remote Learning

By Charlene Ammons Remote learning has been a venture that quite frankly no one truly wanted to embrace, and yet… Read more The In’s and Out’s of Remote Learning – A Teachers Perspective

By Elizabeth Hill Ask any teacher or school administrator nationwide how many classes were offered in college on teaching, modifying… Read more Everything you wanted to know about GFPS Remote Teaching

By Rhonda Zobrak Wow! 2020 seems like the longest year ever. It feels like we talk about the same things… Read more “It will work. I have seen it.” GFPS, The HANDS Program and Covid-19

By Lindsey Buck – CMR Alumni As a PhD student in economics, I’ve spent days at a time writing about… Read more Investing in Education

By Reverend Tim Seery I’ve lived out-of-state for nearly 10 years now and I still have not encountered anything quite… Read more Keeping Great Schools in Great Falls

Two to three nights a week, Josh Mueller, first-grade teacher at Sunnyside Elementary, would get off work at 4 p.m.… Read more Low teacher salaries a hardship on teachers and recruiting