Isn’t it worth spending the money to provide a quality education for each student that enters our schools?
The school serves a primarily Russian Old Believer community located about 19 miles outside of Homer.
DEED blames local contributions for failure of disparity test — testimonies point the finger back.
The district is waiting both to see how the governor will exercise his veto rights and for the borough to finalize its contribution.
The school serves students in seventh through 12th grade and has an enrollment of about 80
Three of the peninsula’s legislators voted to override the veto.
Bill passed by 48-11 vote — eight more than needed — but same count for override not certain.
The fight I’ve been leading isn’t about politics — it’s about priorities.
Why policy and funding go hand in hand.
Rep. Justin Ruffridge reports back from Juneau.
Education commissioner tells school districts to support governor’s policy goals or risk losing funds.
Bill returned to Senate, which passed it 19-1, to fix error in amendment; House vote expected by Wednesday
Changes easing charter school rules, adding new district evaluations fall short of governor’s agenda.
The preliminary budget assumes a $680 increase in per-student funding from the state.
The governor last week said he vetoed House Bill 69 because it didn’t include any policy changes and because of the state’s “deteriorated” revenue outlook.
Students, faculty and staff ask about protecting international students, Alaska Native programs.
School district held public interviews Wednesday, April 9.
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