The sessions will be targeted toward the public and will each tackle a different element of the borough’s budget process
Dear KPBSD staff, students, families and community members
Voters will go to the polls this fall
The revisions newly limit the number of instructional items that a person can challenge at any given time to one
Aspiring candidates will have until Aug. 15 to file their candidacy
Some of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District’s substitute and temporary staff will receive raises for the upcoming school year following a vote in favor… Continue reading
The Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Board of Education on Monday updated the district’s budget to reflect new money received from the State of Alaska… Continue reading
About 45 people gathered in the Soldotna High School commons last week to celebrate the latest group of students to complete a summer work program… Continue reading
KPBSD Superintendent Clayton Holland made clear to board members that the purpose of the discussion was not to make any decisions
KPBSD says it is confident the Title IX policies implemented will prevent harm against students by staff members
$65.5 million in bonds will fund deferred maintenance projects at 10 KPBSD schools
The special election followed the firing of former president Nathan Erfurth, who was arrested in May on charges of sexual abuse of a minor
The change comes after some teachers and community members questioned whether some of the proposed topics, specifically Judaism, Christianity and Islam, were age-appropriate
We’ve lost one of the great ones
The Alaska Board of Education last week met at the George A. Navarre Kenai Peninsula Borough Administration Building in Soldotna
Community remembers Kenai Middle teacher
The election follows the firing of former president Nathan Erfurth, who was arrested in May on charges of sexual abuse of a minor
