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Zach Kolbe signed his letter of intent to wrestle at the collegiate level this fall. -
Isabelle Ross/KDLG/In a school board announcement, Brower said she looks forward to having a “students first mindset” and collaborating with the school and community.
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This week, the public has a chance to ask candidates questions, some of which will be presented at the school board’s candidate forum. The deadline to submit questions is 8 p.m. on Thursday. -
A Dillingham high school literature class recently had a unique assignment: Write a skit, essay or song about the world’s oldest known epic poem, the story of Gilgamesh. One student decided to apply his passion for rap to the text.
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The grant, “Innovative Approaches to Literacy” will be spread out over five years and used to fund a project that the district calls “LINKED.” That stands…
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Dillingham schools had a bumpy start. Just days into the new year, several students tested positive for COVID-19. But despite some changes, kids are…
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In recent years, Bristol Bay's sockeye runs have been enormous, but salmon runs in other areas have dwindled. In this op-ed, Dillingham 11th grader Katie…
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The school’s plan also details extensive cleaning protocols for busses and facilities. It also outlines mitigation efforts in case a student or faculty…
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Schools from around the region celebrated their graduating seniors this spring. Here are some of the amazing students!If any schools have pictures or…
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When Dillingham 11th grader Austin Finkenbinder was told to write a piece for the radio for his final English project, he ran into writer’s block – and…
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Whales are vital to the health of Bristol Bay. But could they help scientists find cure for cancer? Dillingham 11th grader Morgan Andrew explores the…
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School sports looked pretty different this year. Dillingham 11th grader David Wetter talks about his own experience as a student athlete during the…
