In an eight-page summary opinion, Alaska’s highest court unanimously sided with the state Friday in a case that challenged laws around cash payments to homeschool families.
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Stebbins residents banded together to fight fast-moving fire that destroyed their school
Alaska State Troopers said no injuries or deaths have been reported from the fire.
Justices grill attorneys as correspondence school case reaches Alaska Supreme Court
Unless the Supreme Court acts sooner, the lower court’s ruling invalidating the homeschool statutes takes effect July 1.
What you need to know about Alaska’s contested homeschool allotments
On Thursday, Alaska’s Supreme Court will hear the state’s appeal of the decision that called the allotments unconstitutional.
Alaska faces consequences as federal education funding equity dispute continues
State officials offered the federal government a $300,000 compromise instead of $17 million adjustment.
18-year-old Mat-Su grad seeks seat on school board that silenced him
Last fall, Ben Kolendo found his seat among the audience instead of up on the dais, without any vote or public explanation of why he was removed.