Missoula Schools' Teacher Crisis: Vote Now
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Missoula County Public Schools face a critical decision in May, voting on two permanent operational levies to address rising costs and a severe teacher shortage. Superintendent Micah Hill emphasizes the urgency, as schools struggle to retain educators due to fewer graduates, contentious debates, and high living expenses. Local unions fully support the levies, warning of potential cuts without funding. New state rules and inflation add pressure, while falling enrollment reduces state aid. The district plans staff reductions but aims to maintain small elementary classes. Voters decision will significantly impact schools for years to come.
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