As the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District works to fill a projected gap between revenues and expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year, fresh attention is… Continue reading
High school esports, in Alaska and locally in the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District, are growing. More games are being played and more students are… Continue reading
The district is looking at a $13.1 million deficit for the upcoming fiscal year
KCHS program connects high schoolers to community workplaces
The list outlines work for which the borough would like financial assistance from the State of Alaska
The event was organized by students in coordination with local voting advocacy groups Kenai Peninsula Votes and the League of Women Voters
Peninsula Period Network makes free period supplies available in local schools
Academic contest champions literacy
SoHi brings back annual band and choir fundraiser
In Homer, Kenai and Seward district finance staff will provide an overview of district finances
Dave Carey, Linda Farnsworth-Hutchings, Zach Hamilton and Peter Micciche spoke to KPBSD Board of Education members
The event will be hosted by SoHi’s freshmen student council
Battle of the Books aims to instill in kids a love of reading
Lawmakers heard pleas from education leaders around Alaska to increase the state’s base student allocation
“A local trapper let me know there was a lynx, would I want to have it?,” anatomy and biology teacher Kristin Davis said
Seward Middle School students get outside and onto the side of a mountain
District leaders have long tried to draw attention to the problem of deferred maintenance within KPBSD
School start and end dates were moved by one week
The deficit stems from total expenditures exceeding anticipated revenue and a reduction in funding from the State of Alaska
Kenai Central Cheerleading performs at Citrus Bowl in Florida
