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Fifth- and sixth-graders at Tongass School of Arts and Sciences spent a chilly morning earlier this month walking around Ward Lake as they put their knowledge of bats to the
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Fifth- and sixth-graders at Tongass School of Arts and Sciences spent a chilly morning earlier this month walking around Ward Lake as they put their knowledge of bats to the
Each year, students from across the Ketchikan School District test their skills in a bookish battle. The Battle of the Books program is presented through the Alaska Association of School Librarians. Each spring, AASLA releases a list of books tailored for student participants in kindergarten through 12th grade, and the students have the majority of the year to read all the books on the list. Then, in the fall, at the beginning of the next school year, students form teams and engage in âbattlesâ (of) involving trivia about the books with other students from competing teams in their s...