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Apprentice teachers get on-the-job training while working toward certification in Alaska (opens the original)
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Williwaw Elementary School teacher Alysa Orwig pointed to numbers on the white board, making sure about a dozen kindergarten students followed along and identified the same number in their workbooks. While the students learn, Orwig is learning, too. Sheâs one of 20 teacher apprentices placed throughout the Anchorage School District sharing classrooms with experienced mentor teachers as they work toward their teaching certificate. Jen Blome, assistant director of professional learning for the A
âBigger than a committeeâ: Anchorage Assembly, school board clash over school closure discussions (opens the original)
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Neighbors of the shuttered Campbell STEM Elementary School know when new tenants will move into the closed school building, but who thatâll be and what theyâll do is yet to be determined. City officials will begin accepting bids from prospective tenants for the building sometime next month and expect new occupants to move into the building near the end of January. Anchorage Assembly member Erin Baldwin Day, representing Midtown, and Community and Economic Development Director Bob Doehl share
Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance commits to full city funding for school district (opens the original)
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After Anchorage schools missed out on additional local funding this year, Mayor Suzanne LaFrance said she would dedicate the maximum amount of city funding for the Anchorage School District next year, but that funding amount is still in flux. The school district, Alaskaâs largest, relies on a combination of state, federal and local funding to support more than 42,000 students. In recent years, declining enrollment and flat state funding have led the district to close several schools, increase
Nonprofit completes wilderness hut named for Anchorage ski legend Lars Spurkland (opens the original)
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Reservations will soon open for a new wilderness cabin accessible by railroad and named after Anchorage ski legend Lars Spurkland. The Alaska Mountain and Wilderness Huts Association recently finished construction on the Lars Spurkland Memorial Hut in the Placer River Valley. Itâs the second hut operated by the nonprofit, and honors Spurkland, who died in 2014. Completed over two years, the hut offers wheelchair access and sleeps up to 13 people. The first reservations will be available once t
Alaska education department encouraged by improving literacy scores from younger students (opens the original)
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State officials are touting improved reading scores from Alaska students. Overall, 60% of kindergarten through third grade students reached or exceeded the literacy screening benchmark for their age group, the state education department said in a prepared statement last month. After the implementation of the Alaska Reads Act three years ago, scores are gradually increasing. State Education Commissioner Deena Bishop said Alaskans can continue to expect higher test scores from students in future y
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