Spotlight Features

Moore’s Kody Tyler enjoys hanging out with friends and drawing

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Although he lives in Lewistown, Kody Tyler has gone to the Moore School since he was in preschool. Now as a senior, Kody is looking toward to his future while still enjoying hanging out with his friends at the Moore School.

“I want to go into some type of computer technology program after I finish high school, but I do not have any idea what college I am going to attend,” Kody said. “I really enjoy working with computers.”

Besides his school work and hanging out with friends, Kody also enjoys drawing.

Judith Gap teen on road to a great future

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When I interviewed Jacklynn Barber last year, at the beginning of her junior year at Judith Gap School, she had just moved to the area and was tentatively settling into a new life. I recently had the to opportunity to interview her again and the change has been dramatic.

At 18 and a senior this year, Jacklynn has all the confidence she needs to get ready for the rest of her life as an adult. 

For Hobson’s Isabella Long-Travis, life is anything but stuck in second gear

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It’s hard to believe this school year rounds the last bend before summer vacation, but 16-year-old Isabella Long-Travis doesn’t let sunshine dreaming steal her focus when it comes to her scholastic goals.

“With semester tests coming up,” the Hobson School sophomore said, “I plan to do well in those. I’m hoping to be inducted into the National Honor Society this year. I also have state BPA and FFA coming up and want to do well in my events. In FFA, I do the agronomy contest; in BPA, I’ll be doing a database application and Parliamentary Procedure.”

Grass Range kindergarten: an inside look

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Second-year Grass Range kindergarten teacher Amber Rall had to adjust quite a bit this year, going from 11 students last year to only four, but she’s quickly come to realize a smaller, more intimate classroom has its advantages.

Spotlight on Winifred

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A love of new experiences has taken Norway native Mikkel Gisleberg across borders, and now it’s landed him in Winifred, Montana, for his junior year of high school. Mikkel has

Sixth-grader Eva Rapkoch enjoys art, video games and much more

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Just what does a typical sixth grader do on a day off from school in the middle of February? Eva Rapkoch spent part of her day play ing Roblox on

Students of the quarter make their mark

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In a small school every student is important. To be recognized as a Student of the Quarter, they have to make an extra effort every day. To be chosen for the honor at Roy School, a student must be polite, helpful to others and respectful to teachers and other students alike. Teachers and staff members nominate students for the honor.

Basketball is Brianna Bergum’s favorite game

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Brianna Bergum began playing the game of basketball at a young age.

“I played a lot of basketball with my brother Brandon in our shop while we were growing up,” said Brianna. “I have grown to love the game since I was very young.”

New student at Judith Gap likes his surroundings

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Dalton Lanning is a new student at Judith Gap this year. He and his father moved from Rollete, North Dakota last spring because his father took the job of the new custodian at the school.

Hobson’s Dakota Auck looks ahead to a warm future

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Born in Central Montana 14 years ago, Dakota Auck (pronounced “Owk”) rolled out of junior high and took her freshman year running. With her future on her mind, Dakota hopes to make Hobson’s honor roll every quarter, but doesn’t plan to take the easy route. Preferring a challenge, Dakota enrolled in not one but two math classes.

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