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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An eye-opening experience
By Ashlee Twiford Burchell High School The biggest transformation of my life started about a year ago, and continues still.
Battle of the sexes in middle school?
By Brandy J. Bishop Chalk Talk I’ve been teaching long enough to have noticed a trend in education — the
Score a strike for a good cause
By Casey Branch For the Frontiersman WASILLA — Pins for Paws, an afternoon to bowl with the Avalanche hockey team, will
Fit For A Governor
Alaska Job Corps’ culinary arts students Beckie Behm and Tavain Otis were among several students from the school who catered
Real magic watching kids learn
By Vanessa Powell At the end of Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” Edgar utters these lines: “The weight of this sad
GOODY FOR THEM: Fourth-graders teach life lessons at school
By JEREMIAH BARTZ. Frontiersman WASILLA — Knik Elementary principal Traci Pedersen knows there’s more to be learned than what’s
A fresh START
By Eva Colberg Students consider it excessive, but Colony High School’s new tardy policy has already proven effective. The
In Themselves They Trust
Wasilla High School seniors Adam Diaz and Brody Coleman perform a trust exercise in Advanced Human Relations Class. The Advanced
Intentions for the New Year
Welcome to 2011. It’s a new decade, time for something different, time for a change. Now is the time
Borough 8th-graders receive comprehensive CPR training
By Heather A. Resz Frontiersman HOUSTON — The gymnasium at Houston Middle School was filled momentarily Thursday with that classic Bee
Volleyball nets fun, friendship
By JENNY LEE Glacier View School MAT-SU — The windows of Glacier View School, located at Mile 104 of the
If asked, don’t tell
Years ago, I called a parent and asked if he wanted to know something I just heard about his kid.