Spotlight Features

Moore junior looks forward to summer basketball

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Madison Deupree is 17 and a junior at Moore School. Her parents are Dusty and Jordan Deupree, and the family has lived in Moore since Madison was in second grade.

Judith Gap seventh grader has been a world traveler

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As of this year, Elias Kitts was 13 and in seventh grade at Judith Gap School. Homeschooled by his parents previously, this is Elias’ first public school he has attended.

Cooper Wichman studies strategies to win

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Spotlight on Hobson

“My mom types fast,” said Cooper Wichman, an 11 year-old fifth grader at Hobson School. “I have two brothers and three sisters. I live with my mom and dad, a younger brother and an older sister. I live just down the hill right out of town, but far enough to ride the bus.”

Wichman’s shirt displays his affection for the game of chess. He is thorough in his explanation of why the game appeals to him and takes time to explain his “likes.”

Winnett junior looking toward a career in neonatal nursing

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Spotlight on Winnett

Mya Olsen, a junior at Winnett High School, said she is happy to be back there. Mya attended Winnett schools when she was younger, but then moved away. She returned in her sophomore year, and said she appreciates the smaller school size and individual attention.

Brody Geer: ‘Hoop Dreams’

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Winifred senior Brody Geer is optimistic. After a good first year of high school basketball, he has a feeling the Roy-Winifred Outlaws will make a run before he graduates. Originally

Kaden Siroky - all-around nice guy

Roy freshman Kaden Siroky was recently chosen as High School Student of the Quarter. He was chosen by teachers and staff for being kind and respectful to teachers and to

Botany and art focus of Moore student’s life

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Moore seventh grader Sydney Rapkoch loves the outdoors, especially when it comes to gardens and plants. But there is something she loves at least as much, possibly more – art.

Judith Gap fourth grader has a menagerie at home

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Saqqara Lapp is a fourth grader in Mrs. Hajenga’s class and is 10 years old. Her two best things in fourth grade are math, especially long division, and her friends.

Hobson’s Dylan Knerr is a dry comedian

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Friends are important to Dylan Knerr, a senior at Hobson School. “I belong to the Boys and Girls Club teen group. We meet on Wednesdays and Fridays to hang out,

Learning is life’s fo0cus for Grass Range student

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“I could make learning a career,” said Taylor Hayes. The 17 year old moved to Grass Range when she was 10 with four other siblings. “We started homeschooling. But, I

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