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Youth in detention center produce PSAs to encourage community safety
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State legislators released a spate of bills aimed at public education curricula this week, including several from Soldotna Republican Sen. Ron…
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The Kenaitze Indian Tribe is building up its in-school and after-school programs for Alaska Native students with help from a federal grant.The tribe’s…
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Fall marks the end of Seward’s busy tourism season. But as summer ends, a new class of students is just starting at the Alaska Vocational Technical…
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Eva Knutson calls some of her boxes “boredom busters.” They look like they’d do the job, with topics like entomology, forensic science, and oceanography.…
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A delayed state budget process could result in temporary layoffs, or “pink slips,” for Alaska's teachers. It’s what happens when the Legislature is behind…
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It was the middle of the pandemic and parents were exhausted. Chera Wackler was home with her 8-year-old twins. “A lot of us parents were like, ‘I’m out…
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Kenai Peninsula College will be mostly online again this spring.All University of Alaska Anchorage campuses, including KPC, will remain in Phase B — the…
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Enrollment is down 18 percent at Kenai Peninsula College this fall.Last year, there were 2,072 students enrolled in the fall semester, 174 of whom were…
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When public schools closed in March, it left many families scrambling for child care.But child care facilities had to deal with pandemic risks, too.…