Articles with the Tag: Arlee schools
Mission Though the Mission Bulldogs played a tough offensive game Sept. 17 against Bigfork’s Vikings, a series of turnovers eventually led to a loss for the Bulldogs. “We played well, putting up 332 yards of offense but turned the ball over six times,” Head Coach Jake Bosley sai...
After returning just two starters on offense and three on defense, the Ronan Chiefs have had to do a lot of growing early in the season. Last year’s team included all-state and all-conference honoree Colton McCrea and six other all-conference players: Michael Irvine, Cole Snyder, Justin Krahn, Cole Ger...
Polson Polson Lady Pirates split their games again for the week – beating Thompson Falls on their home court Sept. 15 and falling to Columbia Falls on the road, Sept. 17. At home against the Bluehawks, the lady pirates won three in their four-set match with Lauren Lefthand contributing 10 kills a...
ARLEE – The Arlee School Board voted to increase staff in the special education department during the regular board meeting with one full time teacher, two elementary aides and one aide in the high school to ensure a smaller student-to-teacher ratio. Funding for the additional staff comes from a supple...
ARLEE – The Arlee School Board voted to increase staff in the special education department during the regular board meeting with one full time teacher, two elementary aides and one aide in the high school to ensure a smaller student-to-teacher ratio. Funding for the additional staff comes from a supple...
Arlee The Scarlets split the week’s games, picking up a win in St. Regis on Thursday before dropping a home match with Plains on Saturday. In St. Regis, Arlee had a little trouble with the Tigers in the second set but locked in the win 25-15, 26-24, 25-17. Carly Hergett led the Arlee attack wit...
Local cross country teams hit the ground running this week, with Polson athletes traveling to the Highlander Invitational in Spokane and teams from Arlee, Charlo, Mission and Ronan competing at the Ronan Invitational. Polson SPOKANE — Polson’s girls won the Highlander Invitation...
ST. IGNATIUS – For some families with several children, the yearly school lunch bill can add up to $1,000 a year, so many qualifying schools in the valley have elected to participate in a program that provides free meals for all students. “It’s a huge savings for working famili...
Some students imagine the worst as they transition into high school. “I’m afraid of failing every class I have,” said freshman Ashley Potts. “All my life I’ve had good grades, and I don’t want a failing grade. If I fail, I can’t get a good job. I want to be an ast...
ARLEE – On Thursday afternoon, Susan Carney-Lammerding took a moment to take the plastic off the plaque she was given as the Montana Elementary PE Teacher of the Year. “This wouldn’t happen without the kids,” she said. She received the award from the Society of Health and ...
