BOZEMAN — Tricia Seifert, professor and interim dean of the Montana State University College of Education, Health and Human Development, has been selected as
BOZEMAN — Tricia Seifert, professor and interim dean of the Montana State University College of Education, Health and Human Development, has been selected as
From reexamining pay scales to embracing grants, alternative pathways to teacher certification and other supports, area school districts are doing what they can to right the ship.
but you have a whole lot going on in florida, particularly there earnestly law that went in place yesterday. it is called florida s parental rights and education law. this is a terrible bill. now it s a law. it s got teachers and students from talking about sexual orientation or gender identity. i want to put this up on the screen for you. all white house press ask you terry karine jean-pierre issued a statement saying, this is discrimination plain and simple. it s part of a disturbing and dangerous nationwide trend of right-wing politicians and cynically targeting the lgbtq i play student educators that individuals to score political points. i know senator you feel strongly about. this you are out on the front lines against this very terrible bill. what are you and your colleagues doing now for lgbtq+ individuals in your state? how you re gonna protect them? thank you so much for having me simone. don t say gay as it came to be known as was never about
country in the world. bottom line on covid-19 is that we are in a better place than we have been and have been thus far, clearly better than a year ago. we are not going to back we are not going back to lockdowns. we are not going back to closing schools. schools should stay open, because the american rescue plan we provided the states $130 billio $130 billion to keep your student educators safe and open. funding for ventlation, social distancing, hygiene for classes and school businesses. in addition we have added another $10 billion for covid-19 tests to be able to be administered at schools. many states and school district versus spent this money very well. unfortunately, some haven t. i encourage the states and school districts that use the funding to protect our children and keep our schools open use it. the covid-19 is not going to