Hornet super fan fills basement wall with memorabilia
Written by Barbie Porter
The Frazee Hornet athletes have super fans, especially when it comes to the wrestling program.
Since the program began in the late 1950s it’s become a known state championship contender, having competed at state more than 15 times and brought home four championships (years).
Nat’l FFA Week Feb. 19-25
Written by Sarah Kiehl, Chapter Reporter
Feb. 8, Jeff Mayfield was interviewed for a region officer position. He applied for three positions: secretary, treasurer, and reporter, but didn’t get any of them.
Enrollment up in elementary, new classes considered at high school
Written by Barbie Porter
Frazee school administrators shared some good news with school board members Monday, Feb. 13, including increased enrollment and new opportunities for students.
Frazee-Vergas School Board reviews capital outlay fund, past expenditures
Written by Barbie PorterFrazee Interim Supt. Chuck Cheney provided the school board with an overview of capital outlay projects and explained the fund to those attending the monthly meeting Monday, Feb. 13.
After shaky start, school’s food service provider up and running at full speed
Written by Barbie PorterThe Frazee-Vergas School District is halfway through its yearlong contract with Chartwells, the district’s food service provider.
Cheney to lead school district another year
Written by Barbie Porter
More than 40 people in attendance clapped in approval after the Frazee-Vergas School Board offered Interim Supt. Chuck Cheney a year extension to his contract and Cheney accepted.
Majority of Frazee-Vergas School Board wants to keep Cheney another year
Written by Barbie Porter
The Frazee-Vergas School Board had different ideas when it came to filling the superintendent position for the next school year.
FFA Dairy Foods team headed to state
Written by arah Kiehl, Chapter Reporter
Jan. 18, the Frazee FFA Dairy Foods, Horse Judging and Wildlife teams competed.
On the Dairy Foods team are Cole Marschall, Sarah Wendt, Bayleigh Antonsen and Ashley Anderson. Bayleigh Antonsen placed 1st as an individual and Cole Marschall placed 8th. As a team, Dairy Foods missed first place by only a few points, thus placing second. Nevertheless, they will be advancing to state. Wonderful job, Dairy Foods team!
Melody Hoefs participated in horse judging and placed 19th as an individual. Well done, Melody.
The wildlife team, consisting of Trevor Schwarzrock, Riley Utke, Austin Tegtmeier and Levi Post fell short of going to state by placing 6th. Trevor Schwarzrock placed 7th as an individual, Austin Tegtmeier 17th, Riley Utke 23rd and Levi Post 54th.
Great job, everyone.
Paras make an impact in the classroom, and in the daily health of Frazee students
Written by Barbie Porter
Years ago one teacher stood at the head of the class and taught all the students.
Times have changed and many classrooms have aides, also known as paraprofessionals.
Each year individuals from the community, local civic organizations and businesses in the Frazee area provide scholarships for graduating seniors of Frazee High School.