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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Lower enrollment leads to reshuffling at Juneau elementary schools (opens the original)
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Student enrollment is dropping at the Juneau School District. The district predicted as much, but this year, it’s even worse. District leadership reported during a September school board meeting that there are 94 fewer students than originally planned for. Sybil Van Derhoff, the district’s human resources director, said that’s affected both the district’s budget and staffing. “We needed to take a look at our staffing allocations and really see what schools came in much below and and what schools
University of Alaska regents consider draft AI policy (opens the original)
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University of Alaska leadership presented a draft artificial intelligence policy to the Board of Regents earlier this month. If approved, it would require all three campuses to have an AI plan in place for students, faculty and staff. The guiding principles in the draft emphasize not replacing human talent, maintaining data security and leveraging AI to improve access to education services. Ben Shier is the university’s Chief Information Technology Officer. At the Board of Regents meeting at UAS
Alaska Supreme Court hears arguments on Mat-Su school district’s bathroom policy (opens the original)
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Alaska’s highest court heard oral arguments on Aug. 6 over the constitutionality of a school district’s bathroom policy. The case involves an elementary transgender student who sued the Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District, arguing the policy violates his privacy rights. In the Mat-Su Borough School District, the current policy requires students to use restrooms that correspond with their sex assigned at birth, or to use a single occupant restroom. Anchorage attorney Susan Orlansky is repre
University of Alaska to eliminate out-of-state tuition for 2027 academic year (opens the original)
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The University of Alaska is eliminating an out-of-state tuition rate. The Board of Regents unanimously approved offering in-state tuition to all students at all degree levels during a special meeting Tuesday. The new tuition rates will go into effect in the 2027 fall semester. Out-of-state tuition is currently at least double in-state tuition, depending on the campus and degree level. For example, the listed nonresident tuition rate for one lower-division undergraduate credit at the University o
New UAS partnerships allow students to pursue law degrees in Juneau (opens the original)
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The University of Alaska Southeast is partnering with Minnesota-based Mitchell Hamline School of Law to allow Alaska students to get a law degree without needing to leave the state. Normally, students pursuing law move out of state, said UAS Chancellor Aparna Palmer on KTOO’s Juneau Afternoon. “We don’t have a law school in Alaska, and so most people have to basically go out of Alaska, go to law school,” she said. “And then if they want to come and practice in Alaska, then they return to Alaska.
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