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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SCHOOLS: Witness to the spark
By Sabrina Johns For the Frontiersman Why do we teach? This is a question teachers often ask themselves, especially when
SCHOOLS: An open letter to parents
By REBEKAH KITCHIN For the Frontiersman Dear parents, We need you. We cannot educate your children alone. The majority of
CHALK TALK: Physical education 2.0
By NANCY BLAKE For the Frontiersman When you reflect on your experiences in physical education class, you might remember kickball,
SCHOOLS: Honored musician chosen for music festival
By Gabriella Faurot For the Frontiersman Susitna Valley High School has always produced brilliant students; some excel in sports, others
SCHOOLS: AP coursework offers challenge, college credit
By Janee Wilson For the Frontiersman Throughout high school, a student knows that the material and classes get sequentially harder.
Longtime Mat-Su educator Williams named to National Teachers Hall of Fame
JUNEAU – Bob Williams, a longtime Mat-Su mathematics educator, is the first Alaskan to be inducted into the National Teachers
SCHOOLS: Students exceed expectations with Warrior Daily News
By Courtney Johnson and Kindall Rumbo For the Frontiersman From the dull bulletins read over the intercom system to the
SCHOOLS: Better options than dodge ball for PE class
By NANCY BLAKE For the Frontiersman We just enjoyed our parent-teacher conferences at my school. I love these days!
SCHOOLS: The bench holds the power
By Jesslyn Zahrt For the Frontiersman The Wasilla High basketball has 12 players, but only five of those players are
Swanson teams up with Blue Star Families to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday
By CHRIS FORD PALMER — Theodor Seuss Geisel may not be a familiar name to many. But by his pen name
Facing the adult numbers game
By CHRIS FORD Frontiersman.com WASILLA — A group of Valley businesses and a handful of volunteers set up shop at
Middle schoolers battle for spelling bee crown
By CHRIS FORD Frontiersman.com PALMER — More than 100 of the Valley's best middle school spellers gathered at