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‘Opportunity to forge our own path’
Nikiski celebrates 2023 commencement
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Hospital fundraiser sees ‘record’ support for mammography access
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‘You have been set up for success’
Soldotna High School graduates more than 120 at Monday night ceremony
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Secretaries to see pay boost after reclassification
Twenty-three secretaries working at schools in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will be paid more during the…
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Kids gather for annual Salmon Celebration at Johnson Lake
They stocked rainbow trout in the lake and visited dozens of booths to learn about fish, wildlife, habitat…
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School board considers capital improvement plan
Of the 13 projects included on the district’s priority list, eight are being funded through the school maintenance…
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Kenai bands take annual concert outside
“Pops in the Parking Lot” stood in for Kenai Central High School’s year-end band concert
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Assembly OKs max school funding
The borough will contribute $54.8 million to the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District for fiscal year 2024
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Chambers honor Caring for the Kenai finalists
The contest challenges peninsula students to devise ways to improve the environment or prepare for a natural disaster
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School funding tops district’s priority list
“Parental rights” legislation and defined benefit plans were also among concerns discussed
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School board briefed on remote learning opportunities
Members of the school board’s small schools committee were briefed Monday about the kinds of remote learning opportunities…
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Voices of the Peninsula: Theaters and pools are vital and need funding
Extraordinary circumstances have compelled us to step forward for our students and our communities
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Caring for the Kenai winners named at annual environmental event
Ccontest challenges peninsula students to devise ways of improving the environment or preparing for a natural disaster
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Cheer team gets kudos from Kenai council
KCHS team clinched the top title for Division II Alaska cheer championship for the third year in a…
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Voices of the Peninsula: The future of a better education lies in Alaska’s ability to STEAM things up
Our current standards demonstrate that legislators don’t believe the arts are important enough to keep
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Caring for the Kenai finalists to present Thursday
12 high school finalists are expected to take the stage to present their proposals
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School board OKs policy revisions
Changes to the policy, which was first adopted in 2006, came as part of a routine review
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District to debut new English language curriculum this fall
The curriculum was selected to align with with state standards and the Alaska Reads Act
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School board sends KPBSD budget, with cuts, to borough assembly
Among the cuts put forth were the elimination of theater technicians and pool supervisors