This week

Pilot crashed near Anchorage big lake

There was a pilot that crashed in Big Lake near Anchorage. Paul Spiro, a 70-year-old man, died in the crash. He was found in a float plane. Divers went to the partially submerged plane and pulled out his body. The woman got out of the plane and swam to shore and told a resident that…

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Indigenous People’s Day and K-3rd graders tutoring

Starting next Monday, Mrs. Whitaker will be doing after school tutoring for K-3rd graders. Mrs. Whitaker will be doing after school tutoring every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in her classroom from 3:40 – 4:40 pm. Also, next Monday will be Indigenous People’s Day. This is a holiday that celebrates and honors indigenous American peoples and…

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Red Ribbon Week

This week is Red Ribbon week. Monday is Adam Sandler day, Tuesday is Twin day, Wednesday is Anything but a Backpack Day, Thursday is Reverse Day where teachers dress as students and students dress as teachers, and Friday is School Pride Day. On Monday you got to dress as Adam Sandler. On Tuesday you and…

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The Hitler Youth

The Hitler youth group was a group in Nazi Germany for kids and teens. It was made to teach them to follow Hitler and believe what the Nazis said. It started in the 1920s and got pretty big when Hitler became the dictator of Germany in 1933. By 1936, all the kids had either joined…

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Alaskans Voting on Minimum Wage

Alaska citizens will be able to vote and raise the minimum wage up to 15 dollars an hour by the year 2027, and get paid up to 7 days while they are sick. “Fair wages and benefits make our communities, economy and state stronger.” But opponents in small businesses warn that if such a measure…

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What Seniors Have To Do

When you’re a senior you have to listen to your teacher who is going with you on the senior trip. You’re going to have to help prepare and make food to sell, and donate food to sell or raffle off like dry meat, moose meat, or any food they ask for. Then you also have…

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