Two Alaska students are among the first group of winners in the 2009 National Merit Scholarship Program. They will receive corporate-sponsored scholarships.
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A pencil drawing by Mears Middle School eighth-grader Justin Atonio has been selected to represent Alaska in the 2009 All Kids Can CREATE! Continue reading Anchorage Student’s Work Joins National Art Tour The U.S. Department of Education has announced 560 semifinalists in the 2009 Presidential Scholars Program. Annually, up to 141 students are selected as Presidential Scholars. Continue reading Alaskans are Among Presidential Scholarship Semifinalists A number of Fairbanks North Star Borough School District stdents will be competing at the National History Day Contest. Continue reading Fairbanks students to compete in National History Day Seventeen Anchorage School District students won their respective divisions in the Alaska History Day contest and will advance to the national competition held at the University of Maryland in College Park. Continue reading Anchorage students to compete in National History Day An Anchorage private school student, an Anchorage public school teacher, and a Southeast high school have received 2009 Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement in the fields of math or science. The Tundra Drum has a fun article about the recent 2009 Alaska State Spelling Bee in Anchorage and the champion, Dylan Jackson of Star Elementary School. Continue reading Nikiski student going to national spelling bee Page Young Moon of South Anchorage High School and Nicole Diana Chamberlin of West Anchorage High School have received awards in the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts’ “youngARTS” program. Continue reading Two Alaska students honored for arts achievement A handful of educators, including Anchorage Schools District Superintendent Carol Comeau, will be part of the inaugural class inducted into the Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame at 6:30 p.m. tonight (March 6) at the BP Energy Center. The ceremony will honor 50 women who have made or are making significant contributions to shaping Alaska. The event is free and open to the public. Eight of the 13 living inductees, including Comeau, will attend the ceremony. Continue reading Educators inducted into Alaska Women’s Hall of Fame  Naughty Nautilli students solve a difficult problem during a timed match. Photo by Carin Bailey Stephens. Juneau high school students have done it again. For the third year in a row, high school students from Juneau have won first and second place in the Tsunami Bowl, Alaska’s regional version of the National Ocean Sciences Bowl, a three-day-long, rapid-fire competition about the ocean, complete with jeopardy-style buzzer sessions, written questions and team research projects. The Tsunami Bowl was held February 6-8 in Seward. Continue reading Juneau high school students sweep ocean bowl |
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