Articles with the Tag: Arlee schools
ARLEE — Jessie Girsch squinted his eyes with determined concentration upon a small blue ball floating above the plastic obstacle course. He clenched his fists, contorted his face into a grimmace and let out a cry of disappointment as the ball, instead of advancing forward into a two-inch high tunnel, p...
ARLEE – Community members like Dawn Mollica objected to the school board’s decision not to hire an elementary music teacher to fill the currently vacant position. “I can’t stress enough the importance of creativity in the lives of students,” she said. “This is a short s...
MISSION VALLEY — Four students from the Mission Valley will soon travel to Cambodia for a one month as part of the U.S. State Department American Youth Leadership Program. The program is run through the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center at the University of Montana. The center recently receive...
ARLEE — The Arlee community held a powwow in honor of two Nkwusm Salish Language Institute graduates last weekend, celebrating their achievement with prayer, song, dance, food and drums. Graduates Mars Sandoval and Nicole Perry will attend Arlee High School in the fall, and while both said they were...
ARLEE — Arlee Schools is participating in the Summer Meal Program, a USDA Child Nutrition Program that provides free meals to all children regardless of race, color, national, origin, sex, age or disability. Meals will be provided at the Arlee Schools lunchroom/gym Mondays through Thursdays fr...
ARLEE — Thirty two of Arlee’s best and brightest moved on to the next chapter of their lives Sunday as they graduated from Arlee High School during a moving and passionate ceremony. Superintendent George Linthicum began the ceremony with a few brief words from the heart, eliciting ...
ARLEE — Arlee’s boys basketball coach JR Camel is leaving his post to pursue other ventures, according to Arlee Superintendent George Linthicum. “He submitted a letter that said he had other opportunities and was going to pursue them,” Linthicum said. “That’s what...
The Arlee Warriors brought home third place at the state tournament last week in Bozeman, besting the No. 1-ranked undefeated defending state champion Fairview in the first game by a score of 63-53. The win snapped Fairview's 41-game winning streak, effectively proving what coach JR Camel and the Wa...
Congress could take a lesson from the Arlee Warriors. Not only did Arlee’s boys basketball team cap off a winning season with a third-place finish at the Class C state tournament last weekend, they did it with a spirit of teamwork not often seen in any sport, let alone high school-level b...
For people who’d like to get involved in their community and their schools, local school boards need candidates. Filing deadline is March 25, and the election will take place on May 7. Polson has the most number of seats up for election with two one-year terms, two three-year terms and one two-ye...