"Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program"

The program’s Acceleration Academy allows students to earn both a high school diploma and a bachelor’s degree in five years.

“This is a Yup’ik and Indigenous people’s win up here in Alaska,” Michael Martinez said.

Nearly $359 million from the American Rescue Plan will go to Alaska elementary and secondary schools.

Donlin Gold promised to hire local workers for its proposed gold mine. To fulfill that promise, the company knows that it has to start now. And it has to start young.

UAS says over the past five years, more Juneau students are arriving on campus ready for college. UAS uses its own definition of college readiness — a lower bar than national standards — but officials stand by it.

A science, technology, engineering, and math program geared towards Alaska Native students has guided one Kodiak local through both middle school and high school. And now, he’s off to college.

The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program is working with Wrangell to build a 400-bed boarding school on the site of the former BIA-run Wrangell Institute.

Lawmakers this week heard a proposal from the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program to turn Mt. Edgecumbe High School into a three-year accelerated program. ANSEP says it’s a way to save money while expanding an effective program, but the idea was an unpleasant surprise for some at the Sitka boarding school. This week, parents…

Gov. Bill Walker’s proposed budget calls for the elimination of a $2 million pre-kindergarten program, which serves six school districts in Anchorage, Juneau and Western Alaska.