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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Lessons of past help with problems of present
By Kathleen Jones Chalk Talk Spring means something new to all of us. New buds, new life, new (and more)
New certificate program aids job-seekers
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman WASILLA — A few years ago, Roger Sampson, then commissioner for the state Department of Education,
One who made it
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk Sunshine strained through the post office windows, smeared from dusty spring storms. The young woman
Preschool programs need funding, not cuts
By Kelly Lytle Chalk Talk The federal No Child Left Behind Act may be flawed, but it has brought attention
Butte teacher wins scholarship to agricultural literacy conference
By Chris Gillow Frontiersman BUTTE — A local school teacher is receiving national recognition for her efforts to bring agriculture into
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Courtesy photo Randi K. Bernier, a 17-year-old senior at Palmer High School, has been accepted by live audition
Talkeetna expects hit with new playground
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman Editor's Note: The following article has been corrected from it's original
Students take military to heart
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman WASILLA — In Angela Blake’s kindergarten classroom at Shaw Elementary School, pink and red Valentine’
System should serve students and teachers, not itself
By Prudence Plunkett Chalk Talk Like many districts across the nation, Mat-Su Borough School District has focused a great
Learning led by lessons of the past
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk I was born in a small town in southcentral Iowa. My mother came from a
Palmer students showing their Wilde side
By J.J. Harrier Frontiersman PALMER — Young acting students at Palmer High School wanted a break from singing and dancing
Burning questions for 2008
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk As my resolutions rarely changes from one year to the other — run more, read more