Registration is now open for Montana State University’s Peaks and Potentials program, a weeklong enrichment camp for high-potential students entering grades 5-7 in the fall, offered June 12-17 on the MSU campus in Bozeman. Peaks and Potentials offers students the opportunity to explore special topics of interest and work with experts in various subject areas. Sessions for this summer’s

Wolf Point Congregate Meals April 28: Salisbury steak, oven potatoes, carrots , birthday cake and ice cream. May 3: Cabbage rolls, boiled potatoes, carrots and dessert. May 5: Chicken and broccoli alfredo, breadsticks and dessert.

Lustre School May 2: Corn dogs. May 3: Pizza hoagies. May 4: Chicken nuggets. May 5: Chili cheese fries. May 6: Pulled pork sandwiches. *** Frontier School May 2: Hot dogs and fries. May 3: Sweet-n-sour chicken and rice. May 4: Hamburger gravy and mashed potatoes. May 5: Chicken sandwiches. May 6: Fish patties and scalloped potatoes.

In last week’s Educators Work On New Math Curriculum article, it read that once the group makes its recommendations, school principals and the superintendent need to grant final approval. However, the final approval comes from the board of trustees, according to district policy.

Prairie Cinema has been busy updating both auditoriums to make the movie going experience more comfortable and enjoyable. COVID delayed this project for several years. Updates are occurring one auditorium at a time. Cinema 2 should be open this Friday, April 29, while Cinema 1 is scheduled to reopen Friday, May 6. Improvements include replacing seats with additional legroom, cupholders

As a part of his ongoing effort to support Montana’s law enforcement agencies, U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., has signed on to the bipartisan Invest to Protect Act, which would create a new dedicated Community Oriented Policing Services grant program with a streamlined application process for local and tribal law enforcement agencies under 200 officers. “Across Montana and rural America,

Applications are now being accepted for Montana State University’s Rural Journalism Camp, to be held July 10-15 on the MSU campus. Students from all Montana communities are eligible to apply for this free camp. Presented by the Yellowstone Writing Project and MSU Continuing, Professional and Lifelong Learning, the weeklong camp immerses rural high school students in the theory and practice