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All,conference named for scholastic bowl: Haven, Getz, Scace named unanimous selections
GALENA–The Northwest Upstate Illinois Conference (NUIC) west division selected the all conference competitors for the 2020 scholastic bowl season.   First team •Jonathon … more
His back to his classmates to block out distractions, Galena Middle School seventh-grader Connor Soat used the pi song to recite as many digits as possible.
Celebrating Pi Day in Galena
GALENA–Just as they do each year, Sarah Nack’s math students at Galena Middle School celebrated Pi Day–March 14 or 3.14–this year a day early on Friday, March 13. Pi is one of … more
Community video wins $750 for River Ridge Post-Prom
FREEPORT–“Explore JDC Drug and Alcohol Free,” a short, creative video suggesting fun, alcohol- and drug-free things to do during prom and graduation season, is the winner of this … more
Scholastic bowl season comes to abrupt end
GALENA–To paraphrase T.S. Eliot, this is the way the Galena High School scholastic bowl 2020 season ends, not with a bang but a whimper. Three days after the Pirates won its eighth IHSA … more
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Honor roll Stockton Middle School Stockton Middle School has announced its third quarter honor roll. High honors: eighth grade–Anthony Bilich, Dominick Bilich, Bennett Graves, … more
Galena High School solo/ensemble participants, back row, from left: Sophie Northrup, Nicole Johnson, middle row: Claire Leinen, Jovian Pham, Abby Schaber; front row: Elyse Keeffer, McKayla Turner, Mackenzie Knautz.
Galena High School solo, ensemble participants
GALENA–Galena High School students had nine entries in the IHSA solo/ensemble contest Saturday, March 7 in Stockton. Eight of the performances received Division I ratings. Division I … more
Scales Mound High School solo and ensemble participants, back row, from left: Garrett Pickel, Ayla Jones, Mickenzie Bass, Taylar Daly; front row: Emma Wentz, Aryanna Thompson and Mickayla Bass.
Honors for Scales Mound at solo, ensemble
SCALES MOUND–Seven Scales Mound High School band and choir students competed in the IHSA solo/ensemble contest Saturday, March 7 in Stockton. Division I ratings: Emma Wentz–flute solo, … more
HCC Foundation extends scholarship deadline for 2020-21
FREEPORT–The Highland Community College (HCC) Foundation has extended the deadline for its scholarship applications for the 2020-21 school year. The deadline for most scholarships is June … more
Scales Mound’s Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) and the Scales Mound PTO sponsored guest speaker Robb Holliday, who held an interactive assembly on Friday, March 6 to talk with students from Scales Mound, River Ridge and Benton school districts about the dangers of vaping.
Vaping presentation at Scales Mound
Scales Mound’s Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) and the Scales Mound PTO sponsored guest speaker Robb Holliday, who held an interactive assembly on Friday, March 6 to talk with … more
East Dubuque High School senior Tristan Lowe in front of a Piper Cherokee that the Platteville Municipal Airport uses to train its flight school pilots.
The sky is the limit: East Dubuque High School senior Tristan Lowe works on pilot’s license
PLATTEVILLE, Wis.–Prior to the second semester, the East Dubuque School District approved a plan to open the campus to those students who are seeking to expand their learning opportunities for … more
The new inductees are pictured with the full chapter, back row, from left: Zach Ehrler, Gracie Lange, Mackenzie Knautz, Maggie Handfelt, Mackenzie Muehleip, Maddie Miller, Sophia Getz, Claire Leinen, McKenna Curran, Sami Wasmund, Lillian Dickerson, Will Nack; front row: Nicole Johnson, Veronica Skinner, Lizzy Eaton, Alexa Haase, Maya Dickerson, Elyse Keeffer, Olivia Kropp and Gracie Wubben.
National Honor Society inductees at Galena: One senior, one sophomore selected for membership
GALENA–Based on their character, scholarship, leadership and service, two Galena High School students–one sophomore and one senior–were selected by the faculty council for … more
On Tuesday, March 3, the Galena Middle School sixth graders donated several items to the local Lions Club in order to help raise money for those with hearing and vision impairments. Pop tabs, strands of lights, empty ink cartridges, old keys, eyeglasses, hearing aides and cell phones were all collected to be used in a variety of ways to help those in need. The sixth graders are shown here with Galena Lions Club member Lenny Hosey and the donations. Back row, from left: Jolie Wimberly, Xela Weber, McKaylah Sites, Cayden Petitgout, Joselyn Garcia, Nayeli Caro Callejas, Cameron Einsweiler, Rhen Hauber, Sam Ciangi, Dima Kurtz, Drew Koenigs, Gus Nack, Roman Romer, Travis Temperly, Jarret Kindred, Hosey; third row: Kevin Perez, Jose A. Cuellar, Samuel Amaya, Claire Oberbroeckling, Mya McCoy, Kallan Kropp, Kenzie Brown, Denali Fenn, Colton Richardson, Juan Dorantes, Owen Hefel; second row: Diego Gallego, Alexis Martinez, Oliver Wall-Penoyer, Caleb Kevern, Kennedy Roddick, Daniela Bello, Averi Reiger, Jayme Frank, Jalyn Walker, Violet Doyle, Nevaeh Ottenhausen, Liliana Asta, Mason Smith, AJ Gordon, Caiden DuPlessis, Max Schulz, Jaycob Benson, Pedro Perez; and front row: Alex Garcia, Jay Baltierra, Drew Phillips, Aamirha Hallman, Allyson Farrey, Mia Vega, Jose D. Cuellar.
Galena Middle School sixth graders donate to Lions club
On Tuesday, March 3, the Galena Middle School sixth graders donated several items to the local Lions Club in order to help raise money for those with hearing and vision impairments. Pop tabs, strands … more
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