AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSchool Safety & Opioids: Montana officials say Narcan kits placed in middle and high schools are already being used, two years after the DOJ rollout aimed at reversing fentanyl overdoses. Local Culture & Outdoors: A new Montana specialty license plate featuring Yellowstone’s Grand Prismatic Spring will benefit Yellowstone Forever, tying state pride to park conservation and youth programs. Privacy & Politics: Montana Senate candidate Seth Bodnar escalated the fight over Flock Safety cameras by blasting one in a campaign ad, spotlighting growing concerns about surveillance and digital monitoring. Education & Pay: WalletHub ranks Montana near the bottom for teachers, adding pressure to address pay, spending, and working conditions. Accessibility in the Arts: Billings Studio Theatre is now streaming performances to hearing aids and devices after a local audiology clinic donated an Auracast system. Community & Learning: MSU launched “Be Here with Brick” to help students reduce smartphone distractions and create more intentional, face-to-face moments. Montana History & Identity: A new Montana Heritage Center in Helena includes a “smudge room” designed for members of tribal nations to enter museum spaces safely.
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