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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‘Altar Egos’
By CAITLIN SKVORC Frontiersman.com PALMER — There’s a wedding about to play out at Palmer High School, and it’
Kids Don’t Float ambassadors making waves in the Mat-Su
Palmer High School students in Mrs. Francine Lombard’s swimming class embraced the Kids Don’t Float Ambassador program right
SCHOOLS: Skip Davenport: One for the books
By Deborah Johnson For the Frontiersman I struggled early on, and did not quite understand the purpose of an education
Holocaust survivor shares his ‘journey’
BY CHRIS FORD PALMER — “I want to take you on a journey,” Irving Roth told packed Palmer High School theatre
Mat-Su Borough growth shows in education
By CAITLIN SKVORC Frontiersman.com PALMER — In an ever-growing valley, the Mat-Su Borough School District and School Board
Coding from college to high school
JANEE WILSON It’s not often that a high school elective class can make students immediately employable. Jenny Barnes, John
Chalk Talk: Pay it forward
BRANDY BISHOP This August marked the beginning of my fourteenth year of teaching. As always, I spent the last days
Burchell leadership class learns lessons of 9/11
CHRIS FORD WASILLA — Students at Wasilla’s Burchell High School’s (BHS) student leadership class shared lunch with area emergency
Advantages of using Google Classroom systems
By Prudence McKenney For the Frontiersman Google “prevent aging,” and you’ll get a million hits, each with its own
Team effort builds an obstacle course
Alanna Christianson and Shyanne Massie WASILLA — Wasilla High School’s JROTC celebrated the opening of the obstacle course opening on
Project-based correspondence school seeking students
By CAITLIN SKVORC Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Students looking for another alternative to traditional education can still register for TOTEM Correspondence
Inaugural pharmacy dons white coats, begins its studies
By Tracy Kalytiak University of Alaska Anchorage ANCHORAGE — A career in medicine has been Tiffany Ma's goal since