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dailyinterlake.com | Hilary Matheson
Northwest Montana’s students showcased their musical talent at the two-day District Music Festival hosted by Flathead and Glacier high schools. Bands, orchestras and choirs from high schools in Flathead, Lincoln and Lake counties participated in the festival held April 11 and 12th. Entries were judged as either superior, excellent, good, fair, or poor on a 1 to 5 scale. — Band Superior performance and excellent sight reading: Concert Band.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Hilary Matheson
Apr. 12—The Flathead County Election Department will conduct school elections May 6 in conjunction with special elections for other entities such as fire districts. Mail-in ballots go out to active registered voters April 18.
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1 week ago | 
dailyinterlake.com | Hilary Matheson
The Flathead County Election Department will conduct school elections May 6 in conjunction with special elections for other entities such as fire districts. Mail-in ballots go out to active registered voters April 18.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Hilary Matheson
Mar. 31—Stillwater Christian School senior Carson Miller is a well-rounded student with a proclivity for math, music and mentoring. "Carson is a kind and compassionate student that seeks excellence in all areas of his life," Stillwater guidance counselor Michelle Fetveit said. Fetveit is one of three people who nominated him for the Winslow Nichols Leadership Award, which he received earlier this month.
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3 weeks ago | 
dailyinterlake.com | Hilary Matheson
Stillwater Christian School senior Carson Miller is a well-rounded student with a proclivity for math, music and mentoring. “Carson is a kind and compassionate student that seeks excellence in all areas of his life,” Stillwater guidance counselor Michelle Fetveit said. Fetveit is one of three people who nominated him for the Winslow Nichols Leadership Award, which he received earlier this month.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Hilary Matheson
Mar. 28—Students from Flathead and Glacier high schools are making sure their voices are heard by the voters who will decide a $2.97 million levy request in May that will affect their education. Three students from One Brave Pack, a political action committee composed of students, parents and business leaders, shared how they have been canvassing for "Yes" votes on Kalispell Public Schools' proposed high school general fund levy through social media and door-to-door visits with taxpayers.
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3 weeks ago | 
dailyinterlake.com | Hilary Matheson
Students from Flathead and Glacier high schools are making sure their voices are heard by the voters who will decide a $2.97 million levy request in May that will affect their education. Three students from One Brave Pack, a political action committee composed of students, parents and business leaders, shared how they have been canvassing for “Yes” votes on Kalispell Public Schools’ proposed high school general fund levy through social media and door-to-door visits with taxpayers.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Hilary Matheson
Mar. 23—The West Valley School Gummy Sharks robotics team is diving into preparations to compete on the international stage at the FIRST World Championship. Team members Owen Banek, Marcus Bedtelyon, Brandon Hemmelman, Caleb Kreuger, Kody Mangis, Hap Pemble, Henry Weber and Andrew Willis are currently fundraising to cover travel, lodging and meal expenses for the April 16 — 19 event in Houston. West Valley science teacher Matt Honcoop said the team still needs to raise about $5,000.
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1 month ago | 
dailyinterlake.com | Hilary Matheson
The West Valley School Gummy Sharks robotics team is diving into preparations to compete on the international stage at the FIRST World Championship. Team members Owen Banek, Marcus Bedtelyon, Brandon Hemmelman, Caleb Kreuger, Kody Mangis, Hap Pemble, Henry Weber and Andrew Willis are currently fundraising to cover travel, lodging and meal expenses for the April 16–19 event in Houston. West Valley science teacher Matt Honcoop said the team still needs to raise about $5,000.
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1 month ago | 
dailyinterlake.com | Hilary Matheson
After reading articles about how children were helping their neighbors, Edgerton Elementary third graders in Alexis Gilbert’s class were inspired to make a change in their own community. “We can do this,” third-grader Theron Paugh said when asked what he thought about starting a fundraiser. First, a class meeting was held where different ideas were proposed such as collecting school supplies or books, third-grader Odin Ogden said.
