Montana Board debates language on equity democracy ethics in education rules
The Montana Board of Public Education faced heated public comments over proposed rule revisions for teacher preparation standards. Critics urged retaining terms like democracy equity ethics and social justice while opponents sought deletions. Debates focused on defining equity and ethics to ease concerns.
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Montana Board of Public Education
Office of Public Instruction
Dennis Parman
Montana Rural Education Association
Public
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Tion Elsie Arntzen
Ethics
Equity
Tammy Lacey
Tim Tharp
Mobile home eviction exposes housing precarity in Montana
Yvonne Perrigo of Missoula faced displacement in 2017 when Skyview Trailer Park owners gave six month eviction notices to about 34 mobile homes. The case highlights how trailer residents risk losing homes as landowners redevelop, with many relying on local aid to relocate.
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Issoulian.com
Montana
U.S
Yvonne Perrigo
Missoula
Skyview
Westside
Perrigo
Vonne Perrigo
Travois Village
Butte Leader Edward Morrissey and the Ka te Tragedy in 1919
The Butte Daily Bulletin chronicles Edward Morrissey born 1874 in Waterford Ireland. A longtime Anaconda Company figure, he rose to police chief then faced suspensions amid accusations of voter intimidation and violence. His wife Kate died March 29 1919 at 211 North Idaho Street, with the paper labeling him Kate’s brutal murderer.
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Butte Daily Bulletin
Edward Morrissey
A.C.M
Butte
Waterford
Ireland
Morrissey
Montana Volunteers
Philippines
Jon Axline
Anaconda Company
Modoc
Lewis Duncan
Frank Little
Little
Kate
North
Idaho Street
William Clark
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Montana Standard
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