Updated April 28, 2005
Ten earn straight A's
There were 10 students who earned straight A’s for the third quarter of the 2004-05 school year. They were Kevin Funke, Justin Smith, Kelby Wilson and Vanessa Sonnen in the senior class; Adeline Lustig in the junior class and Sarah Arnzen, Jessica Gehring, Alex Richardson, Kimberly Schaeffer, and Gina Holthaus in the freshman class. . . .
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Kress thanks the patrons
I would like to extend this Thank You to the many people for allowing me to be a part of one of the best school districts in the state and nation.  This first sentence might raise at least two questions, isn’t this a little prideful?  And second, isn’t this easy to say and tough to back up? . . .
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Juniors take a look at Columbine
The Prairie High School junior English classes spent the beginning of the class period for the past  month listening to the reading of No Easy Answers: The Truth Behind Death at Columbine by Brooks Brown.  We made it a  goal in this class to really take a look at what has happened in our nation, and what  literature comes of these events. . . .
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Noted author to speak at Monastery
Ruthanne Lum McCunn, author of the book Thousand Pieces of Gold, the story of Polly Bemis, will make a presentation on May 12, 2005, at 7:00 pm at the Monastery of St. Gertrude dining room. . . .
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Pirates win 3 of 5
The Prairie baseball team won 3 of 4 league games and 3 of 5 overall last week. . . . 
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Lady Pirates win 4 league games
The Prairie Lady Pirates stayed unbeaten in league action with a pair of wins against Troy and wins against Lapwai and Kendrick. . . .
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Track teams compete in two meets; Local woman competes at Boston Marathon
Local teams competed in a pair of track meets last week, at Lapwai on Tuesday and the Lewis & Clark Games at Kamiah on Saturday. . . .
Also on this page is an article about Trina Geis competing at the Boston Marathon. . . .
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From left are Dani Terhaar, Sarah Forsmann and Natalie Arnzen. They were the poetry, poster and essay top project winners in an assignment on Columbine in Sarah Remacle’s junior English class. See the winning entries in the article at left.

Winners for the Essay Contest sponsored by Idaho County Farm Bureau are: l-r, Derek Nuxoll, first place, Savanah Prigge, third place, and Rachel Uhlenkott, second place. The contest was open to all 5th grade students in Idaho County using the theme "Celebrating Idaho's Agricultural Heritage." Competition was tough as there were three 5th grade classes and a home schooled student participating in the contest. All three winning students attend Summit Academy, Cottonwood. Dave Goeckner is their teacher. The essays now are sent to the District level which includes Riggins to the Canadian border. (Photo by Jeanne Arnzen)


Prairie Elementary students receive a backpack once they have reached 125 points in the Accelerated Reading program. Shown in the upper photo are Amanda Dinning, Mackenzie Rieman, Austin Kreautler, Beth Dinning, and Hanna Casey. In the lower photo is Cody Tillinghast. 


In the upper photo are the window blinds in the Elementary gym while the lower photo shows Danette Moea’i presenting a $200 check to Dave Snodgrass for the girls basketball program. Funds for both came from the Pee Wee Basketball program over the past 2 years. They also donated $100 to the boys basketball program and purchased 5 new basketballs for the Pee Wee program. Donations were made to the high school programs for their help in coaching the Pee Wees.

The Technology Students of America chapter at Prairie High School is sending 3 students to national competition at Chicago and needs to raise money for the trip. Shown are some of the donated items that are part of a prize drawing. They can be seen at Schlader Photography. 

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