Community Choice Schools Commission approves core values, application rules and reporting templates
The commission voted unanimously Dec. 9 to adopt a core values statement and approve application, guidebook and reporting templates that set the framework for authorizing and monitoring community choice schools in Montana.
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The Community Choice Schools Commission on Dec. 9 approved a suite of governance documents intended to set standards for the new statewide authorizing program. Chair Trish Schreibert moved that the commission “accept the core values document as their official guiding principles to fulfill their duties as a statewide authorizer as mandated in title 20,” and the membership voted to adopt it.
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