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 teams win 2011 Science Olympiad, raise funds to compete at nationals
Here is a list of local students who placed in the 2011 Science Olympiad competition March 26. Career and Technical
FAMILIES FIRST
By K.T. McKee Frontiersman WASILLA — Tanaina Elementary School teacher and librarian Diane Firmani beamed beneath her large, red nose
Luncheon an eye-opener for women’s history
By Dylan Gette-King For the Frontiersman MAT-SU — It is now April, which means the month of March has
April brings out inner poet
By Vanessa Powell Chalk Talk It’s late Sunday night, I am beautifully exhausted from a weekend of running errands,
Valley teams win Science Olympiad
BY ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman WASILLA — Fresh off of wins in the statewide competition, a pair of Valley Science Olympiad teams
Homeschool program expands to accommodate growing demand
BY ANDREW WELLNER Frontiersman WASILLA — If you spend any time downtown on the south side of the Parks Highway, you
Students explore love of reading
By JENNY LEE Glacier View School As we walk through our school doors, many of us are not ready to
High hopes for ‘my boys’
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk It’s the first week April when many people begin their gardens in small flats
It’s only a myth
By Patricia A. Kohut My eighth-grade math teacher wrote in my year book, “Continue as you are you’ll
Valley students honored for efforts to give back
By K.T. McKee Frontiersman PALMER — He sold seashells by the Seldovia seashore for the seals at the Seward Sea
Civil War trip quite an experience
By Tim Rockey Quality education is defined by students’ proficiency with the material. Methods for instruction vary, but often the
Shredfest
Wasilla Middle School Assistant Principal Jason Moore helps Josh Gabel learn to snowboard during this year’s Shredfest event. About