The change was a response to the COVID-19 alert Gov. Mike Dunleavy sent to Alaskans Thursday morning.
Juneau Schools
Juneau School District divided over return to in-person classes
With the state currently at a high-risk level and holidays coming up, the superintendent said the district’s plans may change.
Juneau’s hospital sees surge in kids experiencing mental health crises
Bartlett’s emergency department has treated an unprecedented number of kids experiencing high levels of stress, thoughts of self-harm and suicide attempts over the past seven months.
Watch: Juneau School District superintendent joins city officials for COVID-19 community update
JSD Superintendent Bridget Weiss is attending the meeting to discuss the incremental start of in-person classes among pre-school and kindergarten students this week.
With fewer students enrolled, Juneau School District expects to lose $358K
Superintendent Bridget Weiss says the loss is due to the district losing nearly 11% of its enrolled students.
Juneau Schools offer free breakfast and lunch for Alaska Day
Hot serve favorites include French toast, breakfast omelet taco and oatmeal for breakfast. The lunch menu includes cheeseburger, burritos and grilled chicken burgers.
What’s at stake with Juneau’s Prop 2? And why do we have to vote on it?
A former Juneau mayor and retired high school government teacher found himself on the other side of this issue from his former student, who’s campaigning for the bond package.
Juneau Assembly hears from residents on plan to put $600,000 in CARES Act funds toward child care
This is the latest proposal to come forward as the city continues to struggle with the lack of affordable childcare options.
WATCH: Juneau’s 2020 Virtual Candidate Forum brings together candidates running in Oct. 6 election
Seven candidates for Juneau Assembly will answer questions about local issues, followed by two candidates for school board.
Home schooling up, overall enrollment down in Juneau
Superintendent Bridget Weiss says there appears to be a 10% drop in enrollment off of what was forecast in the spring. Among the remaining students, hundreds opted into the district’s home school program.