Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 14: Ham, au gratin potatoes, peas and dessert.
Nov. 19: Wisconsin cheese soup, sub sandwiches and dessert.
Nov. 21: Salmon loaf, cheesy hashbrown potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 14: Ham, au gratin potatoes, peas and dessert.
Nov. 19: Wisconsin cheese soup, sub sandwiches and dessert.
Nov. 21: Salmon loaf, cheesy hashbrown potatoes, mixed vegetables and dessert.
Senior Profile
Bow Leads Cheers For The Wolves
Three years ago, Wolf Point High School senior Jack Bow was encouraged to consider being a member of the school’s cheerleading squad.
“One of the girls told me to try out so I did,” Bow remembers.
The result was Bow finding his home with the program.
“It’s pretty fun,” Bow noted. He explained that when he started there
Senior Profile
Bow Leads Cheers For The Wolves
Three years ago, Wolf Point High School senior Jack Bow was encouraged to consider being a member of the school’s cheerleading squad.
“One of the girls told me to try out so I did,” Bow remembers.
The result was Bow finding his home with the program.
“It’s pretty fun,” Bow noted. He explained that when he started there
Frontier School Nov. 18: Chicken noodle soup, fruit and veggies.
Nov. 19: Tacos, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 20: Chicken drummies, scalloped potatoes, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 21: Chili, cinnamon rolls, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 22: No school *** Wolf Point School Nov. 18: Breakfast: Apple cinnamon pancakes and green apples. Lunch: Turkey alfredo, salad, corn and peaches.
Nov.
Frontier School Nov. 18: Chicken noodle soup, fruit and veggies.
Nov. 19: Tacos, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 20: Chicken drummies, scalloped potatoes, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 21: Chili, cinnamon rolls, fruits and veggies.
Nov. 22: No school *** Wolf Point School Nov. 18: Breakfast: Apple cinnamon pancakes and green apples. Lunch: Turkey alfredo, salad, corn and peaches.
Nov.
votes to 1,856 votes, in Roosevelt County Also elected to state offices were Republican Susie Hedalen as State Superintendent of Public Instruction and James Brown as state auditor. Superintendent candidate Shannon O’Brien and Clerk of Supreme Court candidate Erin Farris-Olsen each had more votes than their opponent in Roosevelt County.
Cory Swanson was elected Supreme Court Chief Justice
votes to 1,856 votes, in Roosevelt County Also elected to state offices were Republican Susie Hedalen as State Superintendent of Public Instruction and James Brown as state auditor. Superintendent candidate Shannon O’Brien and Clerk of Supreme Court candidate Erin Farris-Olsen each had more votes than their opponent in Roosevelt County.
Cory Swanson was elected Supreme Court Chief Justice
The Library of Congress has awarded a $100,000 grant to Montana State University for National History Day in Montana.
This Teaching with Primary Sources grant will be used by former K-12 teachers Hailey Hancock, PhD, and Melissa Hibbard, PhD, to grow participation in Montana’s National History Day program, especially in small, rural schools.
They will use it to equip educators to teach
The Library of Congress has awarded a $100,000 grant to Montana State University for National History Day in Montana.
This Teaching with Primary Sources grant will be used by former K-12 teachers Hailey Hancock, PhD, and Melissa Hibbard, PhD, to grow participation in Montana’s National History Day program, especially in small, rural schools.
They will use it to equip educators to teach
The Wolf Point Wolves captured second place in speech sweeps and first place in drama sweeps at the season- opening meet in Sidney on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Thomas Moudree and William Schwarzrock came away with top honors in dramatic theater. Cole Boysun and Elli Ryan earned first place in humorous theater. Chase Adams was the winner in humorous solo. Ryver Summer placed third in impromptu. Audrey
The Wolf Point Wolves captured second place in speech sweeps and first place in drama sweeps at the season- opening meet in Sidney on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Thomas Moudree and William Schwarzrock came away with top honors in dramatic theater. Cole Boysun and Elli Ryan earned first place in humorous theater. Chase Adams was the winner in humorous solo. Ryver Summer placed third in impromptu. Audrey
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 7: Cabbage rolls, boiled potatoes, green beans and dessert.
Nov. 12: Cod, oven potatoes, carrots and dessert.
Nov. 14: Ham, au gratin potatoes, peas and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 7: Cabbage rolls, boiled potatoes, green beans and dessert.
Nov. 12: Cod, oven potatoes, carrots and dessert.
Nov. 14: Ham, au gratin potatoes, peas and dessert.
Senior Profile
Wozniak Plays Positive Notes In Wolf Point
Wolf Point High School senior Victoria Wozniak especially enjoys her time with music and science at the school.
Wozniak has played the flute in band since the seventh grade.
“I like learning all the new music,” she said. “I like the music that Mr. Bradshaw has brought in.”
She feels the music under the new director
Senior Profile
Wozniak Plays Positive Notes In Wolf Point
Wolf Point High School senior Victoria Wozniak especially enjoys her time with music and science at the school.
Wozniak has played the flute in band since the seventh grade.
“I like learning all the new music,” she said. “I like the music that Mr. Bradshaw has brought in.”
She feels the music under the new director
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