The principal was suspended for three days without pay because she did not censor an issue of the student newspaper that had explicit language and partially-nude photos.
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Montana high school principal appeals her three-day suspension for approving student newspaper spread
The principal reviewed the controversial "Free the Nipple" spread of the student newspaper before publication and approved it. She was then suspended by the district for three days without pay.
Montana school district’s recall of controversial “Free the Nipple” edition of student newspaper met with criticism
The principal who allowed the issue to be published was suspended for three days without pay and the newspaper adviser was given a formal reprimand after the student newspaper containing topless photos and explicit language was printed.
Saddled with debt, U. of Montana student newspaper transitions to weekly print cycle
Motivated by a budget shortfall that’s plagued the Montana Kaimin for years, the independent student newspaper’s editorial board agreed Monday evening to become a weekly for the rest of the semester — a significant shift from the previous Tuesday-Friday print cycle.
Court orders U. of Montana to release disciplinary records to author Jon Krakauer
Krakauer, author of “Into the Wild” and “Under the Banner of Heaven,” is working on a book about sexual assaults at universities and was seeking information about the 2012 case involving the university’s quarterback, Jordan Johnson.
After racy Valentine's Day issue, principal will prior review Mont. student paper
TheHellgate High School principal will begin exercising prior review of studentpublications after a sex-focused Valentine’s Day issue.
Mont. school district plans to scrap proposal for restrictive publications policy
Missoula County Public Schools will likely scrap aproposal for a new student publications policy after concerns were voiced overits restrictive wording.
Mont. schools consider adopting restrictive publications policy
The Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trusteesis considering a new student publications policy that it hopes will align thejournalism programs at all of its schools, but some worry the new policy tooseverely limits students' work.
Mont. ruling opens meetings of high-level college officials
In a 5-2 decision, the Montana Supreme Court found that the officials’ closed-door discussions of university policy and other matters violated requirements for public meetings in the state constitution.
Teacher strike art covered up in yearbook
At West High School in Billings, more than 900 copies of the yearbook were handed out to students before administrators halted distribution because of a cartoon about that school year’s teacher strike.