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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You always remember teachers who made a difference
By Emily Forstner Thursday and Friday of this past week, schools opened their doors for parent teacher conferences. I once
Better, not more, testing is needed
OK students, you may now turn to page three in your test book, and page one in your answer booklet,
Sweeping the halls at Houston
By Kylie Boepple Your locker is jammed, you trip up the stairs, drop your notebooks and there is a group
Chalk Talk
By Paul Morely Conversing with a couple of strangers in Anchorage the other day, I shared that I was a
Troupe is a real trip
By RACHEL J. CLARK For the Frontiersman WASILLA — There is history being made at Wasilla High School, with a lot
Fire Safe in Big Lake
Big Lake Elementary Preschool students visited West Lakes Fire Department in Big Lake where they learned about fire prevention, how
Frivolity versus necessity
By Darby Salmon MAT-SU — In youth, the line between frivolity and necessity is blurred to nonexistent. With a life
WHO DONE IT?
By GREG JOHNSON Frontiersman WASILLA — One thing the staff and students at Iditarod Elementary School can’t be accused of
Mentoring students can be easy as ABC
By Steven Cook Nomenclature, a system or set of terms or symbols especially in a particular science, discipline or art
READY TO READ
By GREG JOHNSON Frontiersman WASILLA — Lisa Vrvilo hopes to read much into her students’ efforts. The Cottonwood Elementary School principal
Pilot a mentor for students
By CHRISTOPHER MARTIN and JENNY LEE Glacier View School GLACIER VALLEY — Dwayne King’s passion for aviation and spreading the
A friend and a teacher
By Christopher Martin Student Views When I was 10 years old Dwayne King and I had already become friends. Or,