The application will next be forwarded to the State Board of Education and Early Development for review.
The board reviewed the initial charter application on Oct. 20 and will hold another work session and a special meeting before issuing their final decision.
The school serves a primarily Russian Old Believer community located about 19 miles outside of Homer.
Nikolaevsk advocated keeping their school open during a KPBSD community meeting last week.
Charter organizers say they plan to appeal that decision to the State of Alaska
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The first year of operation culminated in multiple harvests, hands-on lessons for students and fundraising events
Nikolaevsk School recently kick-started a student-run hydroponics program, funded by an $8,000 grant from national nonprofit organization Green Our Planet.
