Forum on public education April 13 at Paradise Center
Montana’s public education system has been in the headlines a lot these days: Why are budgets so tight? What unites Montana’s schools? What legislation passed, and what is being challenged, for alternative school systems? An upcoming informational forum will bring 3 acclaimed speakers to one location to talk about these issues.
“Public Education: The Heart and Hub of our Communities” will be presented at the Paradise Center on Saturday, April 13 from 2 – 4 p.m. This non-partisan, informational forum will feature speakers to delve into the need to support our communities’ public schools. Topics will include the funding, legislation, and leadership needed to promote and coordinate public education throughout the state.
Jenny Murnane-Butcher is the Deputy Director of Montanans Organized for Education (MOFE), a non-partisan nonprofit that advocates for public education on behalf of families and community members throughout the state. She is a Master’s candidate at John Hopkins focusing on school funding.
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