The Wolf Point School board voted by a 4-0 margin to return to Plan A where students attend school fulltime starting the first day of the second quarter, Nov. 2. Wolf Point superintendent of schools Loverty Erickson made the recommendation to move from Plan B to Plan A during the monthly school board meeting on Monday, Oct. 12. Erickson noted many benefits of having the students return to

Newcomer Sarah Larkin is teaching kindergarten at Wolf Point’s Southside School this year. She told the Northern Plains Independent that the job feels like a calling. She said a background in Sunday school teaching and child care helped prepare her for a career path in education. Larkin is from Wichita, Kansas. She received her bachelor degree in elementary education from Newman University

Sonya Hawk-Martell and Dezi Adams have been named employees of the month for September at Northside Elementary School in Wolf Point. Hawk-Martell is classified staff. “She is being recognized for being extremely helpful in the math classes,” said principal Georgie Gourneau. Certified staff Dezi Adams teaches fourth grade. “She has such a positive way about her teaching,” said