Photo by Marion Vendituoli The PUHS auditorium was filled with proud parents, grandparents, siblings and friends as the nineteen members of the class of 2018 took their place on the stage for the graduation ceremony May 25. Dean of Students Carmen Gomez opened the evening praising the students for their hard work and their success […]
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School Board Reduces Faculty, Declines to Renew Superintendent’s Contract
Sonoita School Board members listen to public comments before voting to eliminate one teaching position and not to renew the Superintendent’s contract. (From left) Ian Tomlinson, Kelly Bostock, Ginny Cosbey, Sharon McCone, Mike Sweedo, Christopher Bonn. Photo by Marion Vendituoli The Sonoita Elementary School District Board voted unanimously at their meeting on March 12 to […]
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Lobo Lingo – March 2018
Contributed by the PUHS Journalism Class Senior Spotlights This month, the journalism class at PUHS continues a series of profiles of the class of 2018. Look for more profiles of these talented and interesting young people in upcoming issues of the PRT. Elizabeth McKay — An Artist’s EyeBy Alicia Valenzuela Elizabeth McKay sees the world’s […]
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Student Scientists Shine at Elgin School Science Fair
Sixth graders Jayla Umfleet and Mackenzie Beyer stand with their prize winning science fair project, “Don’t Drink Cola.” Photo by Annette Koweek All Elgin School students grades 5th-8th complete a traditional science fair experiment or engineering project each year. This year’s projects were some of the most creative ever!From designing cleaning gloves with scrubbing sponges […]
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Lobo Lingo: Senior Spotlights – Feb. 2018
This month, the journalism class at PUHS launches a series of profiles of the class of 2018. Look for more profiles of these talented and interesting young people in upcoming issues of the PRT. Elena Graham: Changing The Way We View Art By Alicia Valenzuela Elena Graham sees the world as a canvas. She has […]
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Borderlands Summer Field School Opportunity
Summer 2017 field school participants engage in dialogue around some of the most pressing and relevant environmental questions of our region through discussion, field trips, and collaboration. Photo by Laura Nolier There are many new things growing at Borderlands Restoration Network this year. One of the areas we are most excited about is an increased […]
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John Kendall Sponsors a Ben Carson Reading Room
The grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting of Arizona’s first Ben Carson Reading Room took place Dec. 8, 2016 at Patagonia Montessori Elementary School. Kendall, the grandson of John Henry Cady—an early Arizona pioneer, soldier and builder of the Patagonia Hotel—was in attendance.
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Lobo Lingo Profiles – Feb. 2016
ANNIKA COLEMAN A Gift For Working With Animals By Gianna Martin Annika Coleman, senior at Patagonia Union High school, is leaving in May to pursue her pet-loving life. She plans to move to Sierra Vista to complete her core classes and then transfer to Colorado State University to become a veterinarian. She has been influenced […]
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Lobo Lingo – Jan. 2016
Contributed by Patagonia Union High School Journalism Class Amazon: An Etymology By Gianna Martin What do you think of when you hear the word Amazon? The rainforest, the world’s largest river, or the Internet? I bet your first thought wasn’t breastless woman. As odd as it sounds that is one of the earliest origins or […]
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Drama Club Spins Charlotte’s Web
Madeline McGuire as Fern The production of Charlotte’s Web involved youngsters from many educational sources – public schools to home schools. Directed by Anita Clovesko-Wharton and Laura Wenzel, the play is the story of friendship and sacrifice. Charlotte, the spider, gave an exemplary performance. The play’s cast members
