Montana Digital Academy is the state’s supplemental online learning program, created by the Montana Legislature in 2009. MTDA partners with Montana public schools to expand access to courses and digital learning opportunities for students statewide.
No. All enrollments must go through a student’s local Montana public school. Contact your school counselor or administrator to explore available options.
All enrollments go through a student’s local Montana public school. Students and families should contact their school counselor or administrator to request an MTDA course.
MTDA is designed as a supplemental program. Students remain enrolled in their local public school while taking one or more MTDA courses to expand their academic options.
EdReady Montana is a free, personalized online math and English readiness platform available to all Montana students and residents to support academic and career goals.
Students begin with a diagnostic assessment that identifies strengths and gaps. EdReady then creates a customized learning path to target exactly what each learner needs.
The MTDA Clearinghouse is a centralized portal that provides Montana schools access to vetted digital courses, content providers, and expanded learning services.
No. FLL promotes responsible, educator-led use of technology. The goal is to enhance instruction, build AI literacy, and support strong teaching practices.
Schools and educators can request workshops, professional learning sessions, or consultation support directly through FLL to build practical implementation plans.