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Registration for new students entering kindergarten and high school will take place Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, August 27, 28, and 29, Superintendent Karl Ward announced this week.
High school students who were at another school last year and did not pre-enroll last spring should be at the school on any of the three registration days from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Parents of kindergarten youngsters should be at the school during the same hours, and should bring proof of their children’s age.
Ward said that school will begin Tuesday, September 3, at 8:40 a.m., and the first day will dismiss at noon.
Buses will make the same scheduled runs as last year.
The staff for the coming year is complete, Superintendent Ward said, and several of the new teachers have already arrived. They include Bonnie Skaugrud, kindergarten; Ruth Young, home economics; Albert Windham, social studies; Jack Windham, industrial arts; Gary Matthews, music, and Rose Ensor, grade 2. New teachers expected soon include Cecil Ranney, special education, John Bruce, grade 5, Janet Moberg, grade 4, and Ed Meyer, science and english.
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(The Center Square) – The Center for Immigration Studies held a panel discussion Tuesday discussing the impacts of the Supreme Court’s decision in the Trump v. Barbara birthright citizenship case, how America’s citizenship requirements compare to France, Israel and Hungary,…
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Leaders across Southcentral Alaska are warning that the region’s shrinking natural gas supply requires urgent action. Mat-Su Borough Mayor Edna DeVries, Anchorage Mayor Suzanne LaFrance and local utility leaders discussed the possibility of rolling blackouts if there is not enough…
Local leaders are calling for urgent action as the region’s energy supply continues to decline.
