The scholarship program honors “outstanding youth” in Alaska who are making a difference in their communities.
Students, teachers speak out about LGBTQ+ inclusion at school board meeting.
Union forms commission in response to accusations of LGBTQ+ censorship in schools
Changes include banning clothing promoting tobacco use and adding language about electronic smoking devices.
“I was very honored to be recognized by my peers and colleagues,” Evans said in an interview with the Clarion.
About $420 million worth of maintenance is needed at Kenai Peninsula Borough School District buildings.
As of Tuesday, eight KPBSD schools were operating with universal indoor masking for staff and students.
A 30-minute presentation at SoHi served as an all-in-one guide on how the school district’s budget is crafted.
The agreement cited “continued uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Multiple parents and board members voiced their concerns about the district’s close contact policy.
As of Friday, nine KPBSD schools — not including schools in “small communities” — were operating, or were going to start operating Monday, with universal indoor masking for staff and students
In a post shared to the KPEA Facebook page Monday, the group reiterated the shortcomings of the district’s current mitigation plan.
Yearly standardized testing results for Alaska’s third through ninth grade students show higher overall proficiency rates in math and English among local students than statewide… Continue reading
KPBSD uses criteria outlined in revisions to the district’s mitigation plan.
Universal indoor masking for staff and students was instituted at Nikiski North Star Elementary School and extended for two weeks at Paul Banks Elementary School… Continue reading
Kenai Middle School and Sterling Elementary Schools are no longer requiring face masks in indoor settings for students and staff.