Unless the state is able to appeal the decision, what’s usually tens of millions of dollars in federal aid won’t count toward the state’s education contribution for the next fiscal year.
Jamie Diep
Education Reporter, KTOO
"I strive to tell stories that highlight the triumphs, struggles and resilience of students from all backgrounds as they navigate a constantly changing world."
In their free time, Jamie’s probably playing their oboe or exploring the outdoors.
Juneau school board considers five applicants to fill vacant seat
The five applicants include a former school board member and one of the leaders of a recall campaign for two current members.
Alaska’s education department wants to further limit local funding for schools. A new bill may prevent that.
A bill from Juneau Rep. Andi Story proposed would make it state law that local funding for non-instructional services doesn’t count when the state calculates local contributions to school districts.
Pilot program for tribally-run schools on hold as Alaska lawmakers set aside bill
Some legislators say they want to hear from affected school districts before passing the bill that would fund a pilot program for tribally-run public schools.
Tlingit and Haida gets approval to receive federal reimbursements for child welfare services
The Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska now has a direct agreement with the federal government to receive reimbursements for child welfare services.
‘Stories of Kake’ combines Lingít and English literacy with storytelling for students
Students in Kake worked on poetry and storytelling in English and Lingít this school year. The project is culminating in a community event and podcast episode this Wednesday.