The Wolf Point Optimist has set a high standard for other Optimist clubs to follow. This year, the Wolf Point club received 43 entries for the Optimist International essay contest. That amount is the most of any club in the entire district, which includes Montana, Alberta, Saskatchewan and northern Wyoming. Club president AJ Allen and other Optimists welcomed students for a pizza party at

Two Wolf Point School board members expressed frustration with the process of hiring a new junior high school principal during a meeting on Wednesday, March 29. After a recommendation from a selection committee, superintendent Eileen Karge made the recommendation to hire Dan Horsmon for the position. Other applicants were Rain Escarcega Turcotte and Katie Noser. The recommendation was approved

Long-time Frontier School teacher Melody Weathermon has written a book regarding her fabulous teaching career and now she is hoping that many of her former students take part in a documentary to promote rural education. Weathermon encourages students, parents, teachers and friends to attend the Frontier Family Reunion from 4:30-8 p.m. at the school on April 27. A gathering of students is scheduled

Wolf Point school officials are grateful that an accident involving the activity bus carrying the girls’ tennis team wasn’t more serious than it was on Saturday, April 1. Principal Kim Hanks and activities director Eric Peterson said it appears that students didn’t suffer any major injuries but rather mainly “bumps and bruises.” They weren’t sure of the extent of injuries to one