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Darren Svan

Darren Svan

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Author, Idaho Education News

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Total articles 437

  • Two Sandpoint High seniors thank football coaches in unique way

    By Darren Svan Verified| Bonner County Daily Bee Verified Sandpoint High School seniors Cooper Williams and Alex Garrison decided to thank their varsity football coaches in a unique way. The seasoned career technical education students spent countless hours constructing 15 trophies for football coaches and others. They made the metal awards trophies to provide a “physical” and “distinct visual” reminder of the 2024 team. “These trophies will always be around,” Williams said.

    By Darren Svan Verified · Bonner County Daily Bee

    Mar. 08, 2025

  • 'I think you’re really going to like what you’re about to hear'

    By Darren Svan Verified| Bonner County Daily Bee Verified A bayou folk story harmonized by a chorus of croaking frogs and chirping crickets enchanted Northside Elementary parents, despite being more than two thousand miles from Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin swamplands. Outside the school, an audience of Northside parents navigated snow and cold but once inside the cafeteria, they were greeted by zany musician Kelly Thibidoeaux, a Louisiana native and 40-year veteran fiddle player.

    By Darren Svan Verified · Bonner County Daily Bee

    Feb. 20, 2025

  • Two Sandpoint High seniors thank football coaches in unique way

    By Darren Svan Verified| Bonner County Daily Bee Verified Sandpoint High School seniors Cooper Williams and Alex Garrison decided to thank their varsity football coaches in a unique way. The seasoned career technical education students spent countless hours constructing 15 trophies for football coaches and others. They made the metal awards trophies to provide a “physical” and “distinct visual” reminder of the 2024 team. “These trophies will always be around,” Williams said.

    By Darren Svan Verified · Bonner County Daily Bee

    Mar. 08, 2025

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Idaho Education News