Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Shooting a wholesome, high-caliber activity
By Deena Paramo Superintendent's Corner The Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) is an after-school activity with about
The 6 in 5: recertifying and cleaning up house
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk It’s that time again for me. The state requires six continuing education credits every
Career Tech claims 2nd in Alaska Tsunami Bowl
MAT-SU — Still tied in the championship round, Juneau-Douglas High School’s Pogonophoraphobia narrowly defeated the Mat-Su Career
School ski day teaches love of outdoors, more
By Tiffany Gerwig Student View Glacier View School has many unique opportunities in which the students can get out of
State fair seeks 2013 scholarship applicants
MAT-SU — Students have until April 15 to apply for this year’s Alaska State Fair scholarships. All Alaska junior
Valley students to compete in Junior NYO Feb. 15-17
ANCHORAGE — More than 800 elementary school students from across Alaska will gather this weekend to compete in the Junior Native
Pralle wins Advanced Placement award
PALMER — Colony High School senior Sabrina Pralle was named the Alaska state winner of the 2012-13 Siemens Awards for
Burchell robotics wins second at state competition
WASILLA — The Burchell High School robotics class, along with teacher Diony Tribble, participated in the stringent and demanding Real World
Healthy hearts far beyond Valentine’s Day
By Nancy Blake Chalk Talk It may be the shortest month of the year, but February is filled with heart.
Fall 2012 Mat-Su College/UA honors lists
Chancellor’s List Chancellor’s List represents degree seeking Matanuska-Susitna College students having completed 12 semester credits and having
Ready to ride with new standards
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk I have been listening to my peers as they assail the new Alaska teacher evaluation
Preparing students for whatever road they choose
By Brian Mead Chalk Talk My third-grade son comes home jazzed about his science lesson and says to me,