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<p>Researchers from the Organoid group have developed a new organoid model that can be used to study the thymus. The organoids, derived from mouse thymus tissue, specifically model thymic epithelial cells (TECs). These cells are responsible for training the T cells of the immune system to properly respond to pathogens. It is the first laboratory model that enables long-term culture of TECs, which presents new opportunities to study their function. Ultimately, this could also bring new insi...

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?”

Lawmakers in the Alaska House of Representatives and Senate are considering a bill regarding school resources for deaf and hard of hearing students.

The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development (DEED) announced the release of the 2022-2023 Alaska System of Academic Readiness (AK STAR) and Alaska Science assessment results on April 17.

As the Alaska Senate prepared on Wednesday to launch a legislative blitz intended to quickly fix a looming problem with the state’s remote education programs, the Alaska House of Representatives signaled that it is so split that it may need more than a year to act on the topic. House lawmakers spent more than three […] The post Alaska Senate plans fast action on correspondence problem, but House is ‘fundamentally divided’ appeared first on Alaska Beacon.

If passed by the legislature, the amendment will be presented to voters in upcoming general election

State judge considering delay in ruling striking down program used by more than 22,000 students.

Fairbanks residents are invited to celebrate the Month of the Military Child at Pioneer Park on Saturday.

Over the last 26 years, Penelope Gold has used the state’s correspondence school program to homeschool six of her seven children. Most have graduated, but her youngest daughter is in