Alaska Education refers to the system of educational institutions, policies, and practices in the state of Alaska. This encompasses the public school system, private schools, higher education institutions, and educational programs aimed at serving the diverse population of Alaska. It includes the state’s efforts to provide quality education to students from various cultural backgrounds, including Native Alaskan communities. The term also relates to the challenges and opportunities unique to education in Alaska, such as geographic isolation, limited resources, and the integration of indigenous knowledge and languages into the curriculum. Overall, Alaska Education signifies the collective educational framework and experiences within the state of Alaska.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - A recent study suggests 45% of students in Alaska are considered “chronically absent,” but what do education experts need to change?Department of Education and Early Development…