The Frontier Elementary School District appears headed to making the switch to a four-day school week.
Before making its final approval, the school board wants the school to make sure requirements are going to be met including a plan to meet the needed amount of instructional hours.
“So, the staff has some work to do,” superintendent Patrick Drapeau said.
The board will consider
The Frontier Elementary School District appears headed to making the switch to a four-day school week.
Before making its final approval, the school board wants the school to make sure requirements are going to be met including a plan to meet the needed amount of instructional hours.
“So, the staff has some work to do,” superintendent Patrick Drapeau said.
The board will consider
The Fort Peck Tribes is one of four tribes in Montana that will receive a grant from the Montana Highway Administration for road safety.
The Montana Highway Administration will award the Fort Peck Tribes $2,500 to update an existing transportation safety plan and $200,000 for safety improvement to BIA Route 1.
Tribal chairman Floyd Azure said the funds were certainly needed to improve the
The Fort Peck Tribes is one of four tribes in Montana that will receive a grant from the Montana Highway Administration for road safety.
The Montana Highway Administration will award the Fort Peck Tribes $2,500 to update an existing transportation safety plan and $200,000 for safety improvement to BIA Route 1.
Tribal chairman Floyd Azure said the funds were certainly needed to improve the
Frontier Elementary School teacher Joshua Brown said there were doubters when he wanted to start an after-school chess club at the school.
Brown, who has played chess for 23 years, was told that a chess club wasn’t possible in such a small town. This year, Frontier’s students have been very excited about the activity and as many as 24 students show up to play on a given day.
“I’m proud
Frontier Elementary School teacher Joshua Brown said there were doubters when he wanted to start an after-school chess club at the school.
Brown, who has played chess for 23 years, was told that a chess club wasn’t possible in such a small town. This year, Frontier’s students have been very excited about the activity and as many as 24 students show up to play on a given day.
“I’m proud
A former county attorney of Richland County has been selected by Roosevelt County commissioners to serve as an interim county attorney.
During a meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9, commissioners and other elected officials discussed the best way to proceed after Frank Piocos was removed from the office of county attorney when District Judge Katherine Bidegaray ruled Piocos wasn’t an eligible candidate
A former county attorney of Richland County has been selected by Roosevelt County commissioners to serve as an interim county attorney.
During a meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9, commissioners and other elected officials discussed the best way to proceed after Frank Piocos was removed from the office of county attorney when District Judge Katherine Bidegaray ruled Piocos wasn’t an eligible candidate
Roosevelt County commissioners approved during their weekly meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding abandoning Road 2058.
The meeting to hear input has been scheduled for March 7 starting at 6:30 p.m. in the county building in Culbertson. Commissioners will make their decision on a later date.
Landowner Lynn Labatte is requesting that the road is ruled abandoned.
During a meeting
Roosevelt County commissioners approved during their weekly meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding abandoning Road 2058.
The meeting to hear input has been scheduled for March 7 starting at 6:30 p.m. in the county building in Culbertson. Commissioners will make their decision on a later date.
Landowner Lynn Labatte is requesting that the road is ruled abandoned.
During a meeting
( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire departments Feb. 6-12. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.)
February 7
Sam Birdtail Sr., 34, male, 100 block of East Front Street, protection of government officials and employees, tribal court.
February 8
Natasha Kemp, 42, female, 300 block of Custer Street, partner/family
( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire departments Feb. 6-12. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.)
February 7
Sam Birdtail Sr., 34, male, 100 block of East Front Street, protection of government officials and employees, tribal court.
February 8
Natasha Kemp, 42, female, 300 block of Custer Street, partner/family
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