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Local law enforcement is currently evacuating the campus from a bomb threat early. . .

Students in Montana are reportedly planning to walk out of class in protest of gun violence. How would you feel if the Bozeman area schools had a walk out?

For two days, legally licensed youth ages 12 to 15 will get to take part in...

Emily Dickinson Elementary school need help building a new playground.

The rodeo action of the summer isn't over yet! The Bridger Mountain High School Rodeo is this weekend.

Freshmen are moving into campus and schools are starting so you have to make sure...

When your kids go back to school, it’s almost like you go back to school, too. Teachers and childhood development professionals agree that when a child’s parents are involved in his education, he learns more and gets better grades. That means, you have just as big a responsibility in his schoolwork as he does.

Schools these days seem to have no compunctions about policing students’ use of social media. An Indiana teenager was recently expelled for swearing in a tweet, and now a Brooklyn, New York school is forcing its charges to delete their Facebook accounts — or face expulsion themselves.

There's a new, large task force in Bozeman that is looking at the public school schedule.  I guess there have been some complaints that the summer break is too long, and that children are losing the information they learned the previous year...

Surf’s up. Hawaii became the first state to officially recognize surfing as a high school sport, which will take effect by the spring of 2013. Funding for the program will come from the private sector and the community. “Surfing has been a really big part of my life and has taught me a lot of valuable lessons: what hard work and perseverance can do, time management and how to stay organized,”

We admit it. These things make us misty. Army Specialist Matthew Peters of Owensville, Missouri spent a year deployed in Kuwait and Iraq, and hadn’t seen his young son, Blake, in more than six months. When he came home, he decided to pop in on the unsuspecting tyke at school for a hug the kid will probably never forget.

CAP is currently recruiting volunteers to work one-on-one with students in the Bozeman Public Schools. In just one hour a week, you can help kids succeed, support Bozeman Schools and give back to our community.