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MARQUETTE, Mich. (WJMN) – When it comes to sled dog racing, the crew with the UP200 are obviously experts. But, when it comes to social med, that’s a little bit newer. “I mean this thing is over 30 years old,” says UP200 President Darlene Walch. “So, if you go back 30 years, there wasn’t even […]

Palo Verde High School (PVHS) celebrated this year’s regal Winter Homecoming Court at the campus gymnasium on Feb. 9 with an evening presentation.

The Palo Verde Valley heralded this year’s long-awaited Homecoming festivities this past week, with welcome traditions and hometown reunions turning all the way up around town.

The 2022-23 school year marked the first time a student representative sat on the Stafford County School Board.

Your student leaders for 2023 have been voted in. Less than 10% of the student population bothered to cast their ballot. Ski Club members, who had heard that many roles were uncontested, stacked the ballot with their club. They took home five positions, and ousted the returning Vice

ROCKPORT — The agenda for the next Five Town CSD school board meeting has been set. Numerous students from the high school will be recognized for their accomplishments at the beginning of the board meeting. The meeting will be held Wednesday, April...

Loyalist College Student Government has announced the results of their election this week. The incoming leader...

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Te Kaunihera Akonga o Wairaka, Unitec Student Council respond to the claim of institutional racism at Unitec. As the elected voice of Unitec students, the Unitec Student Council (USC) are deeply concerned about the dismantling of Māori leadership at Unitec and its impact on Māori student success. The dismantling of Māori leadership will not provide a safe learning environment for Māori students and their whanau, as Māori. Irene Farnham, Māori student representative, says “In the absence...

Press Release – UNITEC Student Council Irene Farnham (Māori Student Rep) and Aroha WiKohika Dykes (Student President). Te Kaunihera Akonga o Wairaka, Unitec Student Council respond to the claim of institutional racism at Unitec. As the elected voice of Unitec students, the Unitec Student Council (USC) are deeply concerned about the dismantling of Māori leadership at Unitec and its impact on Māori student success. The dismantling of Māori leadership will not provide a safe learning environ...