All Kenai Peninsula Borough School District schools and Kenai Peninsula College campuses are closed due to rain and freezing temperatures expected overnight.
Superintendent Clayton Holland said student involvement in Seward High School construction is “based on rumor, not fact.”
The show opens on Friday, with additional showtimes this weekend and next.
The deadline to submit poster entries is Dec. 19.
The board reviewed the initial charter application on Oct. 20 and will hold another work session and a special meeting before issuing their final decision.
The KPBSD Board of Education last week said communities will need to step up and take over administration of pools within the next year.
School pools have repeatedly been raised as a possible option for closure and then saved at the last minute.
It could be closed next year.
The district issued “notices of non-retention” to all its pool managers, library aides and theater technicians.
Staff who arrived at the school on Monday found significant damage, according to police.
Those notices were issued due to the ongoing uncertainty in state education funding.
The district is waiting both to see how the governor will exercise his veto rights and for the borough to finalize its contribution.
Connections Homeschool students graduate after unconventional, unique school careers.
Soldotna High School graduates told to chase futures that will make them happy.
Principal John Galahan presented each of his 10 graduates with their own awards.
A commencement ceremony was held at Land’s End on Monday.
Kenai Central High School graduates 113.
