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Basketball Pong at WACKO Games 2018!
Join the Dark Side... We have cookies! WACKO Games 2018!
Foley Artistry at Exhibitions of Learning!
Animal care at Exhibitions of Learning!
Practicing our ETT skills at Exhibitions of Learning!
Gamers unite at Exhibitions of Learning!
The Phantom appears at Exhibitions of Learning!
Enjoying student-created videos at Exhibitions of Learning!
Saving lives at Exhibitions of Learning!
Exhibitions of Learning 2018!
Exhibitions of Learning 2018!
Exhibitions of Learning 2018!
Nenana School Teacher Named BP Teacher of Excellence for 2018
Nenana City Public School teacher Jens Jacobsen is a 2018 BP Teacher of Excellence. Jacobsen teaches math to grades 9 through 12 and is one of 29 winners from across Alaska recognized for their exceptional performance in the classroom, dedication to students and contribution to the state’s future.
This year the program attracted more than 1,000 nominations from across Alaska. Now in its 23rd year, BP has recognized 750 teachers from across Alaska. Winning teachers receive a $500 gift card and a $500 matching grant to their school.
“BP is honored to continue supporting this great program and celebrating teachers who represent the best of our state,” said BP Alaska Regional President Janet Weiss. “It’s part of BP’s ongoing commitment to the communities where we live and work and to the future of Alaska.”
For the complete list of winners across the state visit: BPteachers.com.
Rico Villalpando competing during boys' Eskimo Stick Pull! #NYO2018
Slamming it at boys' Scissor Broad Jump, Tony Oktollik took 4th in state! #NYO2018
Representing Nenana at #NYO2018
Representing Nenana City Public School and the Nenana Student Living Center! #NYO2018
Craig Hunter with his runners Tony and Al during Wrist Carry! #NYO2018
Al Lane, Jr. taking 5th at state NYO for boys' One-Foot High Kick!
The Lathrop and West Valley SOS group (Signs Of Suicide) visited Friday, April 27. They gave personal testimonies and encouraged students to reach out and help others. They also taught Nenana students a dance routine. Everyone appreciated the message they delivered and aftetwards it was wonderful to watch the positive interactions between everyone.