One week remains until the deadline for federal grants that would make equitable speeds affordable.
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Alaska Legislature plans to vote Monday on overriding governor’s veto of education bill
Senate President Gary Stevens, R-Kodiak, said the governor’s decision to veto the education bill came as a surprise. “This is a twist that I hadn’t honestly expected,” Stevens said in an interview.
Local education administrators and state officials at odds over how to fund Alaska’s schools
Education administrators from across the state attempted to make the case that years of stagnant funding has damaged Alaska schools’ ability to hire and retain teachers — and that the high turnover rates are hurting Alaska’s students.
Alaska school administrators urge action on ‘crisis’ in teacher hiring and turnover
“We are struggling in the worst crisis Alaska has ever seen in terms of turnover. We can’t recruit teachers,” said Lisa Parady, who leads the Alaska Council of School Administrators.
Panel picks five nominees for new chancellor of University of Alaska Southeast
On Monday, the university announced the shortlist of candidates for the job that will open when current chancellor Karen Carey retires at the end of June.
Alaska students stay steady in reading but decline in math since pre-pandemic, says national assessment
The change in Alaska’s math scores mirrored a trend seen across the country.
Weeks from restarting, schools across Alaska are struggling to find teachers
District, state solutions face hurdles with little time to spare.
Who wants to lead America’s school districts? Anyone? Anyone?
In Alaska, the state’s school administrators association estimated that superintendent turnover is nearing 30 percent.
Juneau’s Bridget Weiss named Alaska’s Superintendent of the Year
Later this month, Weiss will be honored at the upcoming Alaska Superintendents Association Fall Conference. She will also be a candidate representing Alaska for the 2022 National Superintendent of the Year.
Leaders warn of looming budget crisis as enrollment drops in neighborhood schools across Alaska
Enrollment in neighborhood schools has decreased by 13% while the number of students in homeschool programs has nearly doubled, according to preliminary state data.