Articles with the Tag: Polson schools
On Thursday, the Polson teams swept Frenchtown at home, the girls 4-1 and the boys 2-1. Lady Pirates coach Michael Hewston credited his team with playing “good, solid soccer.” “We leaned into the long ball a bit too much and were forced to play harder because of it,” he said. &ldqu...
Arlee The Scarlets split the week’s games, picking up a win in St. Regis on Thursday before dropping a home match with Plains on Saturday. In St. Regis, Arlee had a little trouble with the Tigers in the second set but locked in the win 25-15, 26-24, 25-17. Carly Hergett led the Arlee attack wit...
Local cross country teams hit the ground running this week, with Polson athletes traveling to the Highlander Invitational in Spokane and teams from Arlee, Charlo, Mission and Ronan competing at the Ronan Invitational. Polson SPOKANE — Polson’s girls won the Highlander Invitation...
POLSON — The Pirates and Lady Pirates got off to a good start this weekend against the visiting Belgrade Panthers on Friday and Livingston on Saturday. The Lady Pirates played well together for the 1-0 win over the well-coached Belgrade Panthers, according to Polson coach Michael Hewston. “...
Traffic education sign up ends Sept. 10 POLSON — Fall Traffic Education sign-ups began Sept. 4 and end on Sept. 10. Classes begin Sept. 18 and space is limited. Applications can be picked up at the Polson High School office. Help impact children through Polson Reads POLSON — Th...
On the first day of school, school children at Linderman Elementary School enjoy some time in the sunshine running and playing.
The Polson boys and girls golf teams opened their 2015 season with a busy week, traveling to three competitions in four days and showing steady improvement all the while. On Aug. 17, the Pirates traveled to the Butte Central Invite held at Highlands View Golf Course, where Mat Hobbs (77) and Kiyara McC...
In a strange moment during a usually quiet school board meeting, one board member stands up and proclaims that every class including the kindergarten shall have free soda machines in the name of hydration. “No, nothing like that would happen,” said Bob Vogel, direc...
Shaping young minds matters because young minds grow to shape the world, according to new Lake County Superintendent of Schools Carolyn Hall. Hall jumped into her role Aug. 4 after a long career in education. She said she hopes she can help county schools continue a tradition of excellence. ...
Tacos, country fried steak, pizza, cinnamon rolls and chef salad are all favorite school lunches, according to the experts: kids who were eating lunch at the Cherry Valley School summer program. During the school year, lunch is an important part of every school day. It’s easier for kids to con...
