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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Career and Tech students win state culinary competition
WASILLA — With just a few minutes left on a ticking kitchen clock at the 2015 Alaska ProStart Invitational, Mat-Su
Healthy learners are the heart of Mat-Su schools
By Nancy Blake Valentine’s Day is almost here — the day to celebrate the heart. For health and physical educators,
Redington school readies for fall opening
KNIK — As construction continues, community members and administrators are starting to see the uniqueness of Redington Jr./Sr. High School
Classroom transformed into mock operating room
By Barbara Smith For the Frontiersman HOUSTON — “I liked drawing blood from the veins, it was very realistic,” Jenny, an
Perfect storm needs the perfect leaders
By Emily Forstner Like ripples from a pebble in the water, the district’s seascape is changing next year. One
Beryozova recognized as distinguished school
WILLOW — Performance records have shown that neither traditional beliefs of Beryozova School nor their separation from traditional public schools in
Cyber bullying is more dangerous than many believe
By Rhiannon Matthews Humans as a race bully each other. Many believe it is in our genes to struggle against
Questions are the heart of education
By Prudence Plunkett I recently read an article by a systems librarian at Harvard that analyzed the latest studies in
Free speech in the wake of violence
By Jill Showman Two weeks ago masked gunmen sent a barrage of bullets into the office of Charlie Hebdo, a
BP celebrates 20 years of honoring educators
MAT-SU — If there’s one thing winners of the BP Teacher of Excellence and Teacher of the Year awards
Memories of an old maroon Ford pickup
The pale yellow light gleams softly through the tall trees in their lifeless state and illuminates the white snow on
Teen Talk offers valuable skills for increasingly tech-y world
MAT-SU — Some may fear a glimpse into the teenage mind, but Colony High School media teacher Brian Mead says