Education

Students in the news

University of Montana Presidential Leadership Scholarships have been awarded to 23 exceptional incoming UM freshmen. The scholarships recognize outstanding talent, academic performance, leadership and contribution to the community. In the list of 2017 Presidential Leadership Scholars is Kayla Irish, who graduated at the top of her class at Fergus High School with a 4.0 GP.

Winifred BPA honors state award winners

State

Kaylie Carlstrom, secretary: 2nd place – Administrative Support Team – qualified for national competition

Lorianne Stulc, president: 1st place – Advanced Word Processing – competed at Nationals, 1st place—Integrated Office Applications – competed at Nationals

Winifred BPA recognizes student achievements

Regionals competition:

Kaylie Carlstrom, secretary: 11th Payroll Accounting

Raymond Levick: 6th Information Technology Concepts, 10th Computer Programming Concepts

Lorianne Stulc, president: 1st Integrated Office Applications, 4th Payroll Accounting, 5th Advanced Word Processing, 4th Advanced Office Systems and Procedures, 8th Medical Office Procedures

Students in the News

Zier graduates from Montana Youth Challenge Academy

 

At the Head of the Class

Emalie Kleinsasser named to Dean’s Honor List at Concordia College

 

Dr. Eric Eliason, dean of the college and vice president of Academic Affairs, has announced the names of students whose superior academic achievement during the second semester of the 2016-17 academic year placed them on the Dean’s Honor List at Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota.

MSU-Northern graduates new phlebotomists

Montana State University-Northern conducted a pinning ceremony for their first cohort of phlebotomy students. Phlebotomists are those trained to draw blood. MSU-Northern enrolled the first class of phlebotomy students in the fall of 2016. These students completed two semesters of instruction, as well as hands-on training in medical facilities throughout the state.

Math student Colby Atchison awarded

Winnett High School junior and senior math students participated in the 2017 National Society of Professional Surveyors Trig-Star Contest on May 2. The NSPS sponsors the nationwide test to demonstrate the real-life application of trigonometry in the actual field of surveying, and to encourage students to pursue math-based careers.

MARLS awarded the Winnett local champion Colby Atchison $100 for top score. Along with being the local winner, Colby placed second in the Northeast Chapter competition.

Students in the News

Local cadet graduates from West Point

 

Cadet Jarrett Murray Guyer, son of Justin and Lori Guyer of Redmond, Washington, graduated from the U.S. Military Academy on Saturday, May 27.

Junior High students win awards

Each year the Julia Hancock Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution allows the Lewistown Junior High to present their award to a deserving eighth-grade girl and boy based on the following criteria: honor, service, courage, leadership and patriotism.

At the Head of the Class

Denton School releases honor roll

 

The following students at Denton School in Denton, Montana made the first semester honor roll:

(* indicates 4.0)

 

High School Honors

Seniors: Jacob Ayers, Sean Bronec, Austin Hartman, Lane Hathaway, Jason McKinney, Tyrell Morris, Cheyenne Phair and Jaeger Schafer.

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