“It’s concerning, the uptick. I’m not going to say it’s not,” the governor said. “It’s why we continue to message around the importance of people considering getting one of these
Parents bring allegations of bullying, assaults, and non communication against Meadowlark Elementary
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BOZEMAN â When children come home from school usually, they have stories of what happened on the playground or what they learned that day⦠but the stories these parents are hearing are quite alarming.
âMy daughter was choked twice to the point she could not breathe, one parent said in public comment at a recent Bozeman School Board meeting. That boy that did it was sent back to class.â
One of several stories shared during the last Bozeman school board meeting about what a community of parents is calling a desperate need for intervention at Meadowlark Elementary.
Parents allege bullying, assaults, and non-communication at Bozeman school
When children come home from school usually, they have stories of what happened on the playground or what they learned that day⦠but the stories these parents are hearing are quite alarming.
By: Annie Johnson
and last updated 2021-07-02 20:37:30-04
BOZEMAN â When children come home from school usually, they have stories of what happened on the playground or what they learned that day⦠but the stories these parents are hearing are quite alarming.
âMy daughter was choked twice to the point she could not breathe, one parent said in public comment at a recent Bozeman School Board meeting. That boy that did it was sent back to class.â
A controversial set of recommendations described as undisguised CRT by a former Bozeman legislator were tabled by the Bozeman School Board Monday night. This, after nearly 60 residents showed up in opposition to the recommendations.
CRT is the acronym for Critical Race Theory. CRT was banned in Montana thanks to an order from Attorney General Austin Knudsen (R-MT) who says CRT is considered discrimination and is against the law.
Former Rep. Tom Burnett (R-Bozeman) told us Monday morning about the school board meeting later in the day. At issue were the recommendations from the Equity Advisory Committee for the Bozeman School Board.
Bozeman School District discusses revisions to policies for more student equity
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BOZEMAN â The June 14th Bozeman School Board meeting wasnât very long but it covered a lot of topics including updating policies concerning student equity.
CASEY BERTRAM, CO-SUPERINTENDENT: âWeâre going to be looking at policy 3610 and 3610P. Weâre also going to be talking about some revisions to 3210P,â said Casey Bertram, co-superintendent for the Bozeman School District.
The district was very clear on how they defined the term.
âEquity means that each student regardless of race, color or national origin, ancestry, sex, ethnicity, language barrier, religious belief, physical or mental handicap or disability, economic or social condition, actual or potential marital or parental status, gender or sexual orientation will have access to the opportunities, resources, and support they need to attain their full potential,â�