Froid School Mar. 15: Riblets on buns, chips, baked beans and fruit. Mar. 16: Chicken supreme, buns and fruit. Mar. 17: Meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, veggies, fruit, buns and dessert. Mar. 18: Vegetable beef soup, roast beef sandwiches, cheese sticks and fruit. Mar. 19: Polish dogs on bun,, sauerkraut, sweet potato fries, veggies and fruit. Culbertson School Mar. 15: Hamburgers,

Froid/Lake’s boys’ basketball team advanced into the divisional title game by fighting off North Country, 49-41, in the semi-final round of the Eastern C tournament in Sidney on Friday, March 5. The Red Hawks led by only a 24-23 half-time margin, but consecutive three-pointers by Colt Miller opened the third quarter. After a steal by Tyler Wivholm, Mason Dethman hit a shot for a 32-23 advantage.

The Froid/Lake Red Hawks accounted for the game’s first eight points and then exploded for 25 points in the third quarter to beat Lustre, 58-25, in the first round of the Eastern C girls’ basketball divisional tournament on Wednesday, March 3. Froid/Lake’s sophomore Carolyne Christoffersen scored six of the first eight points of the game including baskets off passes from Dasani Nesbit and

The Froid/Lake girls lost by a 64-19 final to North Country in the semi-final round of the Eastern C divisional tournament on Thursday, March 4. Froid/Lake was able to stay close during the very early stages of the game. A basket by Dasani Nesbit tied the game at 2-2. The Red Hawks took a 5-2 lead on a three-pointer by Sydney Dethman with 4:44 left in the opening quarter. North Country

She travels about 25 minutes to school each day. Her senior class consists of five students. This type of high school situation might now appeal to some people, but Froid senior Sydney Dethman treasures her education and community. “It’s pretty awesome,” Dethman said of being one of only five members in her senior class. “We started out with three or four kids. I think it’s just been

Froid’s art teacher Maria Gallegos and the sixth-grade students recently created “war shirts’ at the school. “The inspiration behind these beautiful war shirts came from the children’s book, ‘ The War Shirt,’ written by a childhood friend, Bently Spang, a Northern Cheyenne artist and author,” said Froid’s art teacher Maria Gallegos. The Montana-based story is about a young