Paul Banks Elementary in Homer and Seward Middle School are currently under consideration for closure in the next academic year.
Hundreds of students were recognized during a Jan. 14 assembly.
Lawmakers discussed upcoming bills during a KPBSD work session last week.
All Kenai Peninsula Borough School District schools and Kenai Peninsula College campuses are closed due to rain and freezing temperatures expected overnight.
Superintendent Clayton Holland said student involvement in Seward High School construction is “based on rumor, not fact.”
Decreased enrollment and increased property values mean less local and state funding.
The application will next be forwarded to the State Board of Education and Early Development for review.
In January, the cost of adult meals and elementary student lunches will increase.
The play will premiere Friday at Kenai Central High School, with additional showings the following weekend.
Mica VanBuskirk and Ash-Lee Waddell were newly elected to the board in October; Patti Truesdell was reelected to her seat.
The board reviewed the initial charter application on Oct. 20 and will hold another work session and a special meeting before issuing their final decision.
Ash-Lee Waddell and Gayle Claus discussed their takes on multiple issues facing the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District in an election forum last week.
Patti Truesdell, Donna Anderson and Shelby Oden are all vying for the seat.
The Kenai band will be traveling to Indianapolis in November to compete at the Bands of America Grand National Championships.
The spending comes in response to the increase in funding received from the state this year.
The pools were defunded as of July 1 but have been kept open temporarily with other funds and community donations.
The federal program provides funding for expansion and development of network infrastructure.