Articles with the Tag: Polson schools
News from Polson Dollars for Scholars POLSON — This year Polson Dollars for Scholars awarded 38 scholarships totaling $53,500 to Polson High School seniors and former Polson High School graduates who are currently attending an accredited two year, four year, community college, university or vocation...
4.0 Freshmen: Autumn Becker, Laurel Bitterman, Geneva des Lions, Payton Dupuis, Tarryn Gravelle, Ryan Harrop, Darbee Jore-Lytle, Jaylynn Leadercharge, Quinn Motichka, JosieAnna Peterson, Malia Seeley, Kaelyn Smith, Michael Vergeront Sophomores: Tyler Bledsoe, Fayth Fallat, Sierra Garcia Zachary Gneitin...
POLSON — At the Polson School Board’s June 8 meeting, Landon Godfrey and Shelley Quinn, who are employed at Providence St. Joseph’s Medical Center, joined Tammy Kelly and Polson High School Principal Rex Weltz in a discussion about the hospital’s partnership with the high school to pr...
To honor their teacher, especially for her art instruction, students in Helen Siemers’ first grade class at Cherry Valley Elementary School presented her with a $250 gift certificate to her favorite art supply company last week. Students and families brought anywhere from 55 cents to $20 to secretly fu...
YELLOW BAY – The sparkling blue waters of Flathead Lake are some of the cleanest in the world, give life to the animal and plant species nearby, and provide a home to some tiny organisms that often go overlooked. Elementary students from Polson, Bigfork and Ronan learned this and more during the Flathe...
POLSON — Traditions are important, and Polson High School’s Class of 2015 followed some long-held traditions: “Pomp and Circumstance” played as they marched into Linderman gym on May 30, the building was sweltering, and the gym was packed with family, friends and well-wishers of...
After the Lady Pirates added their ninth straight divisional tennis title to the Polson coffers — and the Pirates nearly claimed the boys’ title, too — a solid showing at the Class A State tennis tournament on the University of Montana courts in Missoula capped off what veteran head coach B...
MONTANA STATE – Track and field athletes revved their sprinting engines and tested the spring in their feet as class A, B and C took to the course in Laurel, Kalispell and Anaconda last week. Through the trials and tribulations of State competition, some came out on top while some struggled to reclaim ...
POLSON — A large yellow bird, softballs, basketballs, wallets and the earth all exhorted kids not to smoke. The items were on posters created for Tar Wars, a tobacco free education program for fourth and fifth graders. Tar Wars is part of a Montana-wide effort to stop kids from beginning to sm...
News from the office of the Lake County Superintendent of Schools POLSON — Now is the time to seek reimbursement for transportation and to submit forms for children attending out-of-district schools, according to Michelle Wood, Lake County Superintendent of Schools. Agreements must be in place befor...
