On Tuesday, members of the community got to hear from four of the eight candidates vying for the open position of University of Alaska Anchorage chancellor.
During Tuesday’s meeting, Anchorage School District Board members expressed their thoughts on several policies the board is set to vote on later in April
Due to the amount of snow, freezing rain, power outages, and dangerous road condition, all-district remote classes, and in-school classes are canceled.
At Chester Valley Elementary School, a group of stuffed animals has become the focal point of a program utilized during the pandemic to help keep students engaged.
As spring break approaches Anchorage School District officials want to remind students, faculty, and staff of the COVID-19 testing requirements for anyone who's returning to school following a trip out of state.
In a school year when learning has become unpredictable, with kids zooming back and forth during remote classes, summer is likely to take on a different role this year— one of intense recovery.The Anchorage School District is in the process of creating a robust summer school program.
Alaska Native Cultural Charter School students remain stuck at home right now due to poor circulation in their school building. Faculty and staff are looking for suitable options for short-term solutions but so far they have been unsuccessful.
As some ASD students prepare for a return to the classroom we speak with Superintendent Deena Bishop about the challenges ahead and the hope that eventually all students will have the opportunity to follow suit this year.
As part of the Alaska DHSS vaccine distribution process, Alaska's teachers will be included in the next phase as a new shipment of vaccine doses is scheduled to arrive sometime this month
As teachers in the Anchorage School District prepare to return to in person learning, the COVID-19 vaccine may not be available to educators until after they return
UAF says students automatically apply for both Nanook Commitment and Nanook Pledge scholarships when they apply, submit their transcripts and fill out their FAFSA by June 15.
With limited social opportunities for students, Airport Heights Elementary School is hosting online after-school programs to keep kids engaged during the ongoing pandemic.
Due to rising COVID-19 cases, the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District will be moving all schools currently doing in-person learning to at-home learning until Nov. 30.
ASD partnered with Gaggle over the summer to ensure that students are not accessing or exposed to inappropriate content or engaging in any destructive online behavior when using the District network or computers.
While members will be able to discuss impacts on the Municipality, the ability to affect the plans lies with the School Board, Superintendent, and the Mayor.
