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As food banks brace for tough times ahead, a surprising twist brings hope from an unexpected source roaming the plains of Montana.

"Staff may be armed and will use whatever force necessary to protect students."

We caught up with some great farmers and ranchers at the Farm Expo in Plentywood. Then, on the drive back from Plentywood- Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction told us about being in the room at the White House as President Trump signed a new executive order to help Montana schools.

If there's one thing that has seemed to unite teachers on the Left, Right, and in the middle- it is the unfunded mandates targeting our teachers from Washington, D.C. over the years. That's why Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction says it is so important that power is returned to the states.

Attention Montana patriots- if you want to sink your claws into the painting above AND help the Polson schools...here you go.

*Wait till you see the update further down in the story. The leader of CAIR celebrated the October 7th Hamas terror attacks.

You might be shocked to find out where you SHOULD live in the state, for the best education.

The donation will fund new equipment, an expanded curriculum, and more at HPS.

The Biden Administration is threatening to defund schools that have hunter's safety or archery programs. Crazy, right? We need more gun safety, not less.

In a two-page statement, Superintendent Tobin Novasio clears up the confusion.