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There are about two weeks left in the 2024 legislative session in Juneau and legislators are scrambling to get critical bills in a position to pass by the mandatory adjournment

I am responding to the Juneau Empire article (April 24, 2024): “The Juneau School District had a $9.5M projected deficit this year. It is now a $633,185 surplus. How is that possible?”

Education has been a foundational community value across the United States as this nation has developed. One of the first public buildings to be built in a community was the

I am writing to encourage you to vote on May 7 for borough Proposition A.

The recent court decision striking down Alaska’s correspondence statutes as unconstitutional is a wake-up call for all Alaskans. We must come together to support all kids, whether they attend neighborhood,

Delegates at 89th annual event also expand foster program, accept Portland as new tribal community.

Resignation of 34 employees since January, health insurance savings among reasons, officials say.

In the last month of session, we are committed to working together with our colleagues to pass comprehensive education reform

The poll was commissioned by the governor and conducted by Dittman Research just one week after Dunleavy vetoed the legislature’s bipartisan education bill.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy released the results Tuesday, April 9, from a statewide public opinion poll on education in Alaska. The poll revealed strong support for increasing education funding, yet as