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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Su Valley school plans receive warm reception
By John R. Moses Frontiersman TALKEETNA — Preliminary plans for a new single-story junior/senior high school with plenty of
Education and the ‘Pirate’s Code’
By Emily Forstner Chalk Talk Mike Schmoker writes a concise and high-pitched opinion on the need to avoid curricular
Red ribbons say ‘no’ to drugs
BY J.J. Harrier Frontiersman MAT-SU — Red Ribbon Week, an event encouraging kids to enjoy a drug- and alcohol-
Public input tweaks Su Valley plans
By John R. Moses Frontiersman TALKEETNA — Whether the new Su Valley Jr./Sr. High School will rise one story or
Glacier View field trip packs in learning
PALMER — An unlikely combination of fisheries, the legal process and agriculture gave 44 Glacier View School students in grades one
The things you don’t learn in high school
By Lexi Krell Student Views I walked into Colony High School three years ago on my first day of freshman
Demolition work begins on last part of burned campus
By John R. Moses Frontiersman TALKEETNA — Heavy equipment tore into a concrete and cinderblock remains of the former Su Valley
Mat-Su teachers recognized with Unsung Hero awards
MAT-SU — Mike Shea, a science teacher at Teeland Middle School, and Maureen McCombs, physical education teacher at Tanaina Elementary,
Beginning of school also marks start for future budget planning
By George Troxel Chalk Talk Several weeks ago I wrote a column that heralded in the new school year. Now
Home education event rocks the history books
BY J.J. HARRIER Frontiersman WASILLA — Who says home-schoolers can’t have fun? Just ask Davy Crockett, Laura Ingles
Planning begins for new Su Valley campus
By John R. Moses Frontiersman TALKEETNA — It took more than 12 hours, but a planning process that drew students, teachers
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By Russell Stigall For the Frontiersman MAT-SU — Like the fallen warrior for which the Mat-Su Borough School District