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2010-2011
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First bird:
Northern Shrike March 19, 2011 |
WELCOME TO YI DAYS IN SHAGELUK
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Innoko River School Students go to SOUTH AFRICA, June 19-July3, 2008
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Our Latitude and Longitude is:
159.31.93 N 62.39.29 W |
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Alaska Lake Ice and Snow Observatory Network 2005-2008 In cooperation with a grant provided by the National Science Foundation, the International Arctic Research Center, and the University of Alaska, Fairbanks under the direction of Dr. Martin Jeffries we are happy to be involved in a project that tracks lake ice thickness, snow densities, and conductive heat flow in efforts to show global environmental change.
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| Thanks to DOT for this great overhead photo of Shageluk | ||||||||||||
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Created by the Innoko River
Junior and Senior High School Joyanne Hamilton, Advisor
Innoko River School P.O. Box 49 Shageluk, Alaska 99665 (907) 473-8233 Fax: (907) 473-8268 |
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Innoko River School Staff, 2010-2011
Shawn Mercer Principal/Primary, Middle School Teacher, SPED Joyanne Hamilton: Secondary Teacher Carolyn Workman: Classroom Aide, Linda Mood-Bell Specialist Roger Hamilton, Sr.: Maintenance Pamela Grieve: IASD Technical Education Director Molly Mercer: Youth Advocate and Preschool Teacher Leona Wolfersheim: Cook |
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