Author: Brian

This morning, the Jr. Iditarod mushers arrived at Knik Lake early in the morning in order to pack their sleds and prepare to make their

For the first several weeks while I am in Alaska, I have been and will continue visiting various elementary schools in the Anchorage and Mat-su

Whenever you find yourself in a conversation with someone about the Iditarod and prominent champions, more often than not, the name Mitch Seavey is  brought

One of the very cool responsibilities that the Teacher on the Trail™ is tasked to do each year is design a patch that’ll be sewn

“Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision.” –Andrew Carnegie As the 2019 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail™, one of the most

One of the most notably recognized names associated with the Iditarod is Redington. Joe Redington, Sr., “The Father of the Iditarod,” was a man who

If you tell your students that their homework is to watch television, you’ll most likely be met with dubious responses and looks; however, closely analyzing

One of the unique characteristics of the Iditarod is the fact that this competition attracts mushers from all different parts of the world. This year’s

STEM education has become an essential element of the 21st century school and society. While STEM focuses on four significant subjects- science, technology, engineering and