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KPBSD budgeting in ‘no-win situation’
School board plans to advance budget with significant reductions in staff and programs while assuming a $680 BSA…
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Additional cuts added to KPBSD budget reduction scenarios as April deadline looms
The school district faces a $17 million deficit.
Opinion
Freeing states from the ‘stranglehold’ of the U.S. Department of Education
The USDOE has also been captured by a political ideology that has been harmful to education in America
News
Bringing back music education
Tustumena Elementary students get lessons from Artist-in-residence Delana Green.
Opinion
Advocating for more equitable public school choice
It’s about choice, not money when it comes to improving student outcomes.
Community
Homer OPUS hosts spaghetti fundraiser and concert for elementary music program
The fundraiser came ahead of the Sea of Strings spring concert on April 10.
Opinion
Opinion: Alaska homeschools are in a race to the bottom
Imagine a school of nearly 23,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade with thousands of teachers. There are…
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School budget scenarios would cut staffing, programs
Even at the highest level of funding, the drafts describe significant cuts.
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School board strikes 6 schools from closure consideration
The board will continue to consider closing Nikolaevsk School, Sterling and Tustumena.
Opinion
Opinion: The urgent call for education reform in Alaska
Education is the cornerstone of a thriving society, and in Alaska, our education system is at a critical…
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Kenai Peninsula College showcases career programs to Board of Regents
A group of KPC students were first to speak during the full board meeting Thursday afternoon.
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District discusses $17M deficit at community meeting
More than 100 people gathered in the KCHS auditorium.
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Assembly calls on state to boost school funding
The move was made as the school district faces a $17 million budget deficit.