Darby, Montana School Board
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| - | Darby, Montana is a small, rural town on US Route 93, which follows the Bitterroot River in the Bitterroot Valley of western Montana. The town is in Ravelli County, Montana, of which | + | Darby, Montana is a small, rural town on US Route 93, which follows the Bitterroot River in the Bitterroot Valley of western Montana. The town is in Ravelli County, Montana, of which Hamilton is the county seat. Darby is 60 miles southwest of Missoula, not far from the Idaho border. To th esouth is the 1.6 million acre Bitterroot National Forest. |
| - | Some 800 people live in Darby, and the Darby High School has about 180 students. In 2004, Darby became a | + | Some 800 people live in Darby, and the Darby High School has about 180 students. In 2004, Darby became a focus of the national struggle in the US against religious incursions into public-school science classrooms. |
== Darby School Board Adopts Anti-Evolution Policy == | == Darby School Board Adopts Anti-Evolution Policy == | ||
