An open forum will be provided for teachers with questions. And director Michael Umphrey will offer a workshop on writing a grant proposal for teachers who would like to join the Project. The Project continues to attract widespread attention. We encourage classes to take their own communities as the subject of serious academic study. The young and the old work together to understand their history.
Kids are motivated.
Teachers are invigorated. Schools are revitalized. The Project wants to grow. When people hear about it, they instantly know it's the right direction. Heritage Projects have been completed in Bigfork, Broadus, Chester, Columbus, Corvallis, Fort Benton, Libby, Pryor, Red Lodge, Roundup, St. Ignatius, Simms, and Townsend.