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Senate says bill rushed and reckless; House calls it balanced solution to struggling school system.

The 2024 legislative session is off to a lively start. Last Tuesday, the day lawmakers “gaveled in.” The House quickly took up a controversial education funding issue and split 20-20

The Alaska House and Senate each met for a floor session on Monday, January 22.

The House Rules committee advanced a bill Saturday that addresses the base student allocation, charter schools and teacher bonuses. Parents, teachers, students, school administrators, school board members and residents from

Bill contains $300 BSA increase, boosts for charter and homeschooling, random audits of districts.

The House Rules committee advanced a bill Saturday that addresses the base student allocation, charter schools and teacher bonuses. Alaskan parents, teachers, students, school administrators and board members testified for

As the newly appointed commissioner for the Department of Education and Early Development (DEED), I am honored to serve the people of Alaska, particularly our youth, as well as our

The Kodiak Island Borough will formally celebrate the U.S. Coast Guard in three weeks on February 9th. The Borough Assembly passed that proclamation and

A joint session of the Alaska Legislature voted against overriding Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s education funding veto Thursday night.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough Board of Education has settled on what it plans to advocate the Alaska Legislature for during the body’s current session, which began Tuesday.