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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Palmer High School play a tale of love, technology and the office
PALMER — In giving a description of his character in Palmer High School’s production of The Desk Set, sophomore Jarret
Arts undervalued in many Mat-Su Borough schools
By Denali Thomas However important the arts are to society and our culture as Americans, they seem to be both
Project brings students, seniors together
By Donna Avery and Lisa Boswell Burchell High School’s journalism class and the residents of the Wasilla Senior Center
Living the punctuation marks in life
By Diana Sloan-Basner I saw a piece of paper laying on a church table a few weeks ago that
National park hosts local students for science program
DENALI — Fifth- and sixth-grade students from the Mat-Su Valley and around the state have been escaping the classroom
Salmon science: fish a part of elementary school curriculum
BY CAITLIN SKVORC Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — These third-graders are being primed for adulthood by learning how to become
Fish and Game offers educational resources
Frontiersman staff MAT-SU — Wildlife education is more than just fun and games, but hands-on activities and animal-themed
College-level high school course requires hard work
Jessica Frankel For the Frontiersman WASILLA — In Mrs. Allison Little’s 5th hour art class at Wasilla High School, nine
Capturing Kids’ Hearts
By Brandy J. Bishop A new school year signals new students, a new start, and professional development. This year many
Family spends week exploring Valley coal fields
MOOSE CREEK — Students at the Ya Ne Dah Ah School learned from researchers Brettwood “Hig” and Erin McKittrick about the
Working your way through college no longer possible
By Prudence Plunkett When anyone asked my mother her age, she always said she was “21-plus.” My sister and
Job Corps celebrates 50th anniversary
By Barbara Hunt For the Frontiersman PALMER — The entire population of staff and students from the Alaska Job Corps Center,