The Alaska I helped build is under attack
By Vic Fischer, last living delegate of the 1955-56 Alaska Constitutional Convention As one of the founders of Alaska statehood, I am appalled by Gov. […]
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“Mr. Johnson got arrested! What to do when a school employee is charged with a crime.”
By Allen Clendaniel of Sedor, Wendlandt, Evans & Filippi, LLC Part seven of a series on interacting with the world outside of the schoolhouse gates. […]
Continue reading »One of our country’s best ideas: public education.
By Roy Getchell, Ph.D., Superintendent, Haines Borough School District How many of us have built up something in our minds so much that, once experienced, […]
Continue reading »Why should I teach in Alaska?
By Ben Walker, 2018 Alaska State Teacher of the Year The most satisfying experience of being an award-winning teacher is the immense sense of fellowship […]
Continue reading »Student Voice: A Vehicle Towards Equity
By Dr. Sara Bhonsale, Director of Partnerships Hawaii/Alaska, ACHIEVE3000 Recently, while in Juneau, I learned about the collaboration between the Yukon-Koyukuk School District and AASB […]
Continue reading »“WE INTERRUPT OUR REGULAR PROGRAMMING TO BRING YOU THIS SPECIAL REPORT” [Or: The ROUGH RIF ROAD]
John M. Sedor of Sedor, Wendlandt, Evans & Filippi, LLC We are currently in the middle of a series of articles for AASB on interactions […]
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