Delegates from the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District lobbied the Alaska Legislature for more state funding and other education priorities
Micciche said Wednesday that he and the Senate president are working together to determine a viable path forward
Ruffridge chief of staff says team shares commitment to hard work
All the proposed orders would have shuffled or eliminated the responsibilities of various state boards
Thursday’s meeting came two days after board members convened to plan out the district’s immediate financial future
National Renewable Energy Lab estimates that there are 18 gigawatts of tidal power in Cook Inlet
From boomtown to abandoned, the town of McCarthy sets the stage for a compelling narrative
City council members approved the program during their Wednesday night meeting
The federal government rejected the plan on Feb. 9, citing numerous deficiencies
The money is awarded to high-performing high school graduates to help pay for postsecondary education at participating institutions in Alaska
The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development estimates that the bonus program would apply to about 215 of Alaska’s estimated 7,315 teachers — about 3%
The exemption would newly only apply to farm operations that produce food for human and animal consumption
March 14 is the deadline by which Gov. Mike Dunleavy must either sign, veto or not sign a comprehensive education package
The original version of the policy limited how students may decorate their caps, gowns and stoles
It is not certain there would be the 40 votes necessary to override a veto by the governor
During his annual address to the Alaska Legislature on Wednesday, the U.S. senator said state leaders should be doing everything they can to make the project successful