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Wolf Point High School student Jayme Martell is working toward her future during her busy senior year. Her school schedule features four dual credit classes including public speaking, statistics and college composition. “I really want to get a head start on my college courses,” Martell explained. Her plan is to finish her general studies at Fort Peck Community College and earn a degree