Public testimony stretched for over two hours in the Homer High School auditorium.
Even at the highest level of funding, the drafts describe significant cuts.
The board will continue to consider closing Nikolaevsk School, Sterling and Tustumena.
Kaleidoscope students make puppets during artist-in-residence program.
a combined art show and band fundraiser.
The district is facing a $17 million deficit.
Owing to continued warm weather, the annual Salmon in the Classroom ice fishing event put on for Kenai Peninsula Borough School District students by the… Continue reading
More than 100 people gathered in the KCHS auditorium.
Roughly 100 students from Kenai Central High School scattered to more than 30 businesses to get a feel for the workforce.
Peninsula students compete at Soldotna DDF invitational.
The ongoing exhibition is a collaboration between Soldotna and the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and Kenai Peninsula College.
Career and technical education gives students opportunity to learn skills, express themselves creatively, work cooperatively and make decisions.
Crain has served as Nikiski’s principal for three years.
Battle of the Books is an annual celebration of reading and teamwork.
Districts spotlighted programs already lost over years of stagnant funding that hasn’t met inflationary pressure.
The security upgrades are among several key KPBSD maintenance projects included in a bond approved by borough voters in October 2022.
The district and other education advocates have said that the base student allocation has failed to keep up with inflation.
A presentation from borough administration to the board on Tuesday outlined a series of scenarios for closure of up to nine schools.
Legislators, your work has just begun.
KPBSD is facing a $17 million deficit driven by stagnant funding that’s failed to keep up with inflation.
