Articles with the Tag: Charlo schools
With a 9-1 league record and division championships right around the corner, the Lady Vikings are holding their composure and taking it day by day on the volleyball court. It not only takes talent to produce a successful team, but it also takes leadership, sportsmanship, and chemistry, something Coach She...
CHARLO – At Charlo the Vikings showed Seeley-Swan the front door in their 76-22 win. Viking Jacen Peterson rushed 64 yards on 12 carries taking it to the end zone to score twice. QB Michael Delaney completed 12 of 13 passing attempts for three touchdowns. The Vikings will play Dummond Oct. 18 at ...
CHARLO – While the pickens may be slim in a small, Class C high school, Coach Mike Krahn turns those numbers into victories. It all starts with healthy kids and summertime workouts, which Charlo’s coaches push as part of their successful program. Throughout the year, Krahn emphasizes overall w...
CHARLO – Charlo School Board heard updates about changes to the school security system, emergency plan and records policy at a board meeting that saw little action. At the district’s open house parents were able to see the school’s new security doors, which limit access to school b...
PHILIPSBURG — Vikings took the lead and kept it in Friday’s 68-40 game against Granite, pushing Charlo to a 3-0 record in conference. Charlo senior Jacen Peterson had 13 tackles with a fumble recovery that resulted in a 44-yard touchdown. Peterson saw the end zone three times. Qua...
Charlo School District has one new teacher. Bonnie Perry will teach kindergarten at Charlo Elementary. She was born and raised in the Mission Valley and recently moved back to the area after two years in Douglas, Wyo. She previously taught in Polson. Perry is a graduate of Charlo High School and Sal...
CHARLO — What good is art? Is it more than just a fun time? Studies reveal that children learn best through play. And art is playful. In every aspect of art, whether visual or performing arts, children learn to think outside the norm, practice creativity that develops important problem-solving skills, ...
CHARLO — In a graduation address with props, graduation speaker Christina Madsen, aided by senior Brandon Bruning, unfurled a tape measure 82 feet across the Charlo gym. Why did Madsen chose 82? Because 82 is the average age people live. She showed the graduating seniors the length of high sch...
CHARLO — One of the most popular and oldest basketball tournaments in the state, FUPS, celebrated 44 years of basketball last weekend with competition, reunion, and a good deal of tongue-in-cheek humor. “This is the longest-running tournament in the state,” said event organizer Cry...
CHARLO — What do you get when you mix Shakespeare, “Gangnam Style” and Darth Vader? You get what could be Charlo High School’s last play for the foreseeable future, and as organizer and English teacher Keith Grebetz promised, “We’re going out with a bang.” ...
