23 December 2021

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Trustees Approve Budgets For ESSER Projects

Trustees Approve Budgets For ESSER Projects


By Bill Vander Weele The Wolf Point School Board approved budgets for Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds during the board meeting on Monday, Dec. 13. The Wolf Point School District was allocated an ESSER II Basic Allocation of $2,372,240. In addition, and under ESSER II, special needs funds were allocated for $12,294. The Wolf Point School District was Allocated an ESSER

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Frontier Students  Take Part In Food Drive

Frontier Students Take Part In Food Drive


By Bill Vander Weele Frontier School student displayed the spirit of giving by conducting a food drive earlier this month. Student council advisor Tina Strauser explained that a competition was held in both the kindergarten through fourth-grade level and the middle school level. Students could donate either food items or personal items. Winning classes were the fourth grade and the eighth

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Wolf Point Bands, Choir Entertain

Wolf Point Bands, Choir Entertain


Music students of Wolf Point High School and Wolf Point Junior High School entertained residents with their Christmas concert on Tuesday, Dec. 14. The high school choir opened the program with three selections. They delighted the crowd with While the Snow Lay Sleeping, Christmas Pops Trio and Something Told the Wild Geese. The junior high band then played A Christmas Fanfare and The Little

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Campbell Serves As Leader At School

Campbell Serves As Leader At School


There are students who take an active role at Wolf Point High School. Then, there’s Hamyanie Campbell who is involved to an extreme. Campbell holds the position of president for the school’s student council, senior class and National Honor Society. “I feel it suits me because I can be bossy,” Campbell said of holding the offices. She is proud of the work that these groups have