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Journal/Sam Green Kyle Kuhn ponders a word at the Cortez Middle School spelling bee Wednesday.
Spelling bee always creates a buzz
How do you spell first place? In this case it’s — “K-y-l-e, F-e-r-r-e-l”
Education
Cortez Middle School released the names of students who earned places on the second quarter honor roll.
Montezuma-Cortez High School junior Cami Lange is this week’s Spotlight Student of the Week.
Grade — 11
Hovenweep and Natural Bridges National Monuments are seeking teachers for their summer Teacher to Ranger to Teacher Program (TRT).
The Catholic Daughters of the America’s local chapter is accepting entrants for this year’s Education contest.Poetry, essay, art, computer art, music...
Benjamin Harclerode of Cortez was recognized for outstanding academic accomplishments by being named to the LeTourneau University Dean’s List for the...
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has introduced a new website to help teens plan for the future.
Montezuma-Cortez High School senior Dezirae Todd is this week’s Spotlight Student of the Week.
Grade — 12
A pair of local students were recognized by Baylor University for making the fall dean’s list.
Graduating seniors and area college students can aply for the annual Southwest Cowbelles scholarships. The Cowbelles are offering two $500...
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