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Alex Sakariassen

Missoula

Writer at Freelance

Journalist with a taste for snow, trout and Montana's wilder places. Now covering education and politics for Montana Free Press. Opinions are my own.

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Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | livingstonenterprise.com | Alex Sakariassen

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  • 3 weeks ago | powderriverexaminer.com | Alex Sakariassen

    Despite attempts by state leaders to clarify details, local concerns over long-term sustainability prompt some public schools to notparticipate in the Legislature’s effort to boost teacher pay.

  • 3 weeks ago | flatheadbeacon.com | Alex Sakariassen

    Education Despite attempts by state leaders to clarify details, local concerns over long-term sustainability prompt some public schools to not participate in the Legislature’s effort to boost teacher pay By Alex Sakariassen, Montana Free Press June 4, 2025 A reflective silence descended on the Broadus school board May 12 as trustees in this southeast Montana district weighed whether to participate in a new statewide effort to raise starting teacher pay.

  • 3 weeks ago | threeforksvoice.com | Alex Sakariassen

    The Montana Board of Regents this month approved a series of increases to tuition rates for resident and non-resident students across the state’s university system, driven by the rising costs associated with higher education and recent adjustments to an employee pay plan adopted by the 2025 Legislature.

  • 3 weeks ago | montanafreepress.org | Alex Sakariassen

    A reflective silence descended on the Broadus school board May 12 as trustees in this southeast Montana district weighed whether to participate in a new statewide effort to raise starting teacher pay. The moment came after nearly half an hour of open-ended discussion about the potential impacts of signing on, underscoring the complexity of a law the 2025 Legislature spent months honing.

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