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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Cheaper, bigger, faster — but not always better
By Briana Murphy For the Frontiersman In 1940, the first McDonald’s fast food restaurant opened and introduced the world
Houston teacher leaves behind memories
By Marilena Staudenmaier For the Frontiersman Marilyn Mitchell can recall a time when Wasilla had one road, one grocery store
Teens need more homeless shelters
By Crystal Carter Student View We all know we have homeless teens in the Valley, but did you know there
Colony grad only Alaskan to earn Goldwater Scholarship
College of the Atlantic junior Kaija Klauder has received a prestigious Goldwater Scholarship. The award, from the Barry M. Goldwater
Colony High wants to go green at school and home
By Eva Colberg For the Frontiersman By Eva Colberg For the Frontiersman Recycling is an option every day at Colony
All in all, a great year in school
By Jeffrey Blackburn Chalk Talk Thirty-Three weeks in and somehow it feels as though this train is still accelerating.
It’s more about reading than shredding
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk Given that learning is all about making connections, it is easy to understand why economically
Testing season is on at high schools
By Kayla Anderson For the Frontiersman By Kayla Anderson For the Frontiersman Once again, high school testing season has begun.
Uniforms could help students dress for success
By Casey Branch Student Views Some say school uniforms promote professionalism in a child, decrease the amount of violence and
Science Olympiad lets students’ skills shine
BY Briana Murphy For the Frontiersman About 5,600 United States students took the Program for International Student Assessment test
School funding important for community’s future
By Claudia Berkley Chalk Talk During a recent conversation with a friend, the topic of citizenship arose. He suggested that
Valley teacher honored by science program
Tim Lundt, a science teacher at Mat-Su Career and Technical High School, was selected as one of 10 teachers