It is simply wrong and deeply unfair to keep the critical funding needed to support our students hostage to political agendas ...

The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) has announced Helen Keller School of Alabama in Talladega has earned two ...

We commend the Alaska Legislature for recognizing these realities and acting decisively. Their bipartisan support of HB 57 and swift passage of SB 113 sends a clear message: Alaska’s students matter, ...

Alaska school superintendents said Thursday that Gov. Mike Dunleavy told them he would veto a bipartisan education bill, and potentially reduce school funding in the budget, unless the Legislature ...

Along with announcing a veto of an education funding bill on Thursday, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy introduced new legislation with a lower per student funding boost, plus additional funding and policy ...

That’s tying the hands of cities that want to do more to support their schools. They’re stuck with rising costs and limited tools. If we want a strong future for Alaska, we need a funding system that ...

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JUNEAU – Tuesday, the House passed House Bill 57: Communication Devices in Public Schools, on a vote of ... comes at the heels of discussion in the Alaska Legislature around improving Alaska ...

Apr. 23—JUNEAU — The Alaska Legislature on Tuesday failed to override Gov. Mike Dunleavy's veto of a significant funding increase for the state's public schools — a $1,000 increase to the ...

Five days after Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed a major increase to Alaska’s per-student public school funding formula, a Senate committee has proposed a smaller increase. On Wednesday, the Senate Finance ...

The city of Aniak isn't going to have a public library ... a part-time librarian to run programming in partnership with the school. The role also keeps the facility and its computers, printers ...

Legislation passed Wednesday by the Alaska House of Representatives would require the state’s school districts to adopt policies that restrict the use of cellphones by students during school hours.