Glenville student graduates from online school​

BlueSky Online School recently announced that Julia Phillips of Glenville has attaining ​a high school diploma through the school.

​​“Julia is one of 64 students who graduated this semester, gaining an essential education for future successes,” said Amy Larsen, executive director at BlueSky.

BlueSky’s tailored programs help each student find a path for success throughout his or her education. Students, parents and staff work together to design a program that works best for each student’s learning style, skill level and credit requirements.

With a team of three professionals for every student, BlueSky brings a personal touch to online education. Support teams consist of an adviso\er, a counselor and a social worker, giving students the one-on-one attention they need for graduation and long-term success.

Educators are seeing a growing trend in online education because of the flexibility of taking courses at students’ convenience and the variety of courses offered for 7-12 grade students and post-secondary enrollment options.

 

Area students graduate from NDSU

Two area students recently graduated from North Dakota State University.

Brian Bos of Ellendale received his Bachelor of Science degree in exercise science.

Ethan Boertje of Wells received his Bachelor of Science degree in zoology.

 

Luther College announces 2016 graduates

Luther College seniors Jesse Anderson and Ashley Tewes of Albert Lea and Allyson Carlson of Northwood participated in commencement ceremonies for the class of 2016 at 10 a.m. May 22 in Luther’s Carlson Stadium.

Anderson, the child of Sherrie Anderson, received a degree in philosophy.

Tewes, the child of Patricia and Robert Tewes, received a degree in mathematics, summa cum laude.

Carlson, the child of Vaughn Carlson and Christine Hulsing, received a degree in social work, magna cum laude.

 

Area students named to Buena Vista University dean’s list

Area students were named to the Buena Vista University spring semester dean’s list. Students named to the Dean’s List must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 for the semester, based on a 4.0 grade point system, and must have taken at least 12 hours of coursework.

Among those honored were Amanda Lampman of Lake Mills, Elise Nyenhuis of Albert Lea, Brianna Paton of Lake Mills, Justine Stensrude of Lake Mills and Karen Stensrude of Lake Mills.