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Missoula County Schools is in the hiring process of filling different administrative positions at several schools across town. But one position remains vacant...

Voting for the contest ended yesterday, but one Missoulian is getting some exciting news this morning regarding the competition.

Following the resignation of Libby Oliver, the vice-principal deemed responsible for the December data breach at Missoula's Hellgate High School, a new administrative team has been appointed.

Superintendent of Missoula County Public Schools Mark Thane announced on Friday that Libby Oliver, the Hellgate assistant principal responsible for a major data breach, has officially submitted her resignation.

Human error has been blamed for a data breach that occurred earlier this month at Missoula's Hellgate High School.

Human error was ultimately responsible for the data breach at Hellgate High School on December 4.

MCPS Superintendent Mark Thane faced a small group of reporters and at least one Hellgate High School parent Tuesday afternoon and addressed the data breach that occurred last Friday.

Representatives from schools, businesses and government all met on the top floor of the First Interstate Bank building Tuesday for the official launch of the Hellgate High School Finance Academy.

Tuesday afternoon, Lt. Governor Angela McLean presented a group of Hellgate High School students with a certificate of achievement, a banner and a check for $1,000 to help in their recycling efforts at the school.

Today, Dr. Alex Apostle informed staff, students and parents of Sentinel High School of his decision to formally appoint Ted Fuller as Principal, and Margo Duneman as Assistant Principal, joining Brian Fortmann, who is currently serving as Assistant Principal.

Parents of Hellgate High School students received an email on Tuesday, March 4, stating that three cases of pertussis have been confirmed at the Missoula school.

UPDATE: Saturday, January 18, 6:00 a.m. News partners NBC Montana/KECI reported Friday afternoon, January 17, that a student returned the sword that was stolen from a memorial to the late Chance Geery. The student returned the sword after members of the Missoula City Fire Department spent over a hour in a fruitless search for the sword off the Higgins Street Bridge in the Clarl Fork River. No char