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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Valley schools educate students about Healthy Futures
By ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Christa Hayes can hardly contain how much she likes to see the kids she
Palmer to host annual FFA convention
PALMER — Alaska FFA Association (formerly Future Farmers of America) will host students from across the state at its 36th annual
Mat-Su teams sweep top spots in Science Olympiad
By HEATHER A. RESZ Frontiersman.com ANCHORAGE — Mat-Su Borough School District schools again swept the top spots in the
Lyle Swallows and Samantha Everett — Colony High School
Congratulations to Colony High School senior Lyle Swallows and junior Samantha Everett, this week’s Mat-Su Borough School District
Winders takes third in Poetry Out Loud
Colony High School’s Whitney Winders of Wasilla won third place at the Poetry Out Loud State Finals on March
A home for Alaska Native students
By Adam Mokelke For the Frontiersman Waqaa! Yupik elders will tell you this means “hello,” but students tell me it
Teens Choose Respect
By Dylan Gette-King For the Frontiersman An estimated 200 teens took part in Gov. Sean Parnell’s Choose Respect
Local teens ‘Kick Butts’
By Dylan Gette-King For the Frontiersman MAT-SU — A group of local teens and community members recently took part
Coalition of rural, urban students gather in Juneau
JUNEAU — Palmer students Sam Dinges and Jasmin Johnson were among a diverse group of Alaska teenagers at Alaska Youth for
Congratulations to Teeland Middle School seventh grade Taia Fagerstrom
Congratulations to Teeland Middle School seventh-grader Taia Fagerstrom, this week’s Mat-Su Borough School District Student of the
Deadlines approach for local scholarships
Mat-Su Schools Foundation is offering two academic scholarships this year, a new $2,500 Dr. Kenneth Burnley Memorial Scholarship
Keep government out of personal choices
By Holly Brett A few weeks back, my U.S. History class created posters that expressed our opinions on many