The borough will contribute $54.8 million to the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District for fiscal year 2024
The contest challenges peninsula students to devise ways to improve the environment or prepare for a natural disaster
Extraordinary circumstances have compelled us to step forward for our students and our communities
Members of the school board’s small schools committee were briefed Monday about the kinds of remote learning opportunities made available to students. The committee, officially… Continue reading
“Parental rights” legislation and defined benefit plans were also among concerns discussed
Ccontest challenges peninsula students to devise ways of improving the environment or preparing for a natural disaster
Our current standards demonstrate that legislators don’t believe the arts are important enough to keep
KCHS team clinched the top title for Division II Alaska cheer championship for the third year in a row
12 high school finalists are expected to take the stage to present their proposals
Changes to the policy, which was first adopted in 2006, came as part of a routine review
The curriculum was selected to align with with state standards and the Alaska Reads Act
SoHi puts new twists on iconic characters in a Sherlock Holmes adventure
Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Peter Micciche has pointed to state money that goes to non-KPBSD home-schooled students
Among the cuts put forth were the elimination of theater technicians and pool supervisors
The award honors educational leaders who play a pivotal role in student success
Resolution would have called for BSA increase
Annual Kenai Art Center exhibit showcasing student artwork
The resolution passed Tuesday was co-sponsored by Assembly Vice President Tyson Cox
S.B. 88, sponsored by Sen. Cathy Giessel, R-Anchorage, would establish a new defined benefit system
More than 50 businesses were represented
