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Prairie City Brings Back a Familiar Face

Prairie City Families, Buell Gonzales Jr. is the newly selected Superintendent/High School Principal for Prairie City School District. A 1993 graduate of Prairie City High School, Gonzales returns
June 12, 2026
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Harper places nationally in Essay Contest

Good morning, All - I was pleased this year with how many awards our ELA students received for their writing. Ten students earned regional and state awards, along with cash prizes totaling over
April 11, 2026
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In The Age Of AI, We’re At Risk Of Losing Our Own Voice

In The Age Of AI, We’re At Risk Of Losing Our Own Voice By Gracie Gangler, Student Writer In my opinion lately it feels like everyone is using AI for something whether it’s writing essays, making
October 21, 2025
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The New History Teacher, Mr. Watterson

The New History Teacher, Mr. Watterson Mya Bryant, Student Writer Levi was an ambitious young man, growing up here in the heart of Grant County. Levi worked with his father in the Timber Industry.
September 26, 2025
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Are Libraries Really Important?

By, Keira Teel, Student Writer Are libraries still needed? I've never really cared about the library, but once I got to middle school, I learned that libraries are so much more than being quiet and
September 23, 2025