A beloved maintenance employee at the University of Alaska Southeast starred in a low-budget sci-fi comedy a decade ago, so UAS students hosted a screening.
Education
Newly-elected Juneau school board members officially begin terms
The board also honored outgoing members Emil Mackey and Deedie Sorensen.
UAA school psychology program faces hurdle in state approval over social justice concerns
School psychologists and students in the state say advocating for students’ needs and social justice are a core part of the practice.
Typhoon displaced students, teachers from Western Alaska continue school across the state
More than 100 students have re-enrolled in Bethel and 140 students have re-enrolled in Anchorage, where there is an effort to keep students and classes together.
Alaska cities and school districts scramble to close budget gaps after state cuts bond debt payments
Dillingham and the Lake and Peninsula Borough are among the municipalities and districts hit by cuts to the state’s school bond debt reimbursement program.
New podcast from Juneau youth debuts with a spooky interview
A new digital media club for youth is teaching technical skills and encouraging kids to explore their creativity through audio and video.