Implementing the standards outlined by the legislation is not a one-size-fits-all approach
Preliminary audit shows faulty practices; meanwhile, state backs off fight on “over-the-cap” funds.
Article would have been on cover of Alaska Economic Trends for October.
The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development has developed an online tool to help schools, districts, communities and elected officials address the state’s high… Continue reading
About 37% proficient in science statewide; Juneau at 43%, down from 48.6% a year ago.
Preliminary district enrollment count comes in below projections, likely to create funding gap.
First school in the state to achieve conservation group milestone.
District welcomes a new superintendent, principals and early release policy for elementary students.
Aparna Palmer shared her goals with the Greater Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
As Alaska grapples with a shortage of teachers and high turnover rates, a regional nonprofit is recruiting Alaska Native educators to a new statewide program… Continue reading
Brian Holst pulls from race days after submitting, set to step away after nine years.
Ending school 30 minutes early intended to help teachers meet requirements of Alaska Reads Act.
Years-long practice of extra funding may be halted across the state; millions on the line in Juneau.
Statewide association of school boards discussing lawsuit, other options this week
Districts that cannot pay high salaries need other solutions like improved working conditions.
Former superintendent looks back at 39-year K-12 career, ahead to new job inspiring future teachers.
Education funding increase, “parental rights” and other proposals will resurface next year.
Eldri Westmoreland is set to fill the position starting in July.
Kids treated to the story of Raven and the Box of Daylight.
The 30-minute delay will allow for teacher’s to meet together for professional development.
