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Alaska’s home-school payment scheme that sent public dollars to religious schools ruled unconstitutional

A family appealed to the court, arguing they would be put in a tough financial position if they were to lose the ability to spend the public home-school payments on private and religious education.

Biggest Anchorage K12 private school enrolled all students in public correspondence to qualify for $3,000 reimbursement

Mountain City Christian Academy, formerly Anchorage Christian School, used public correspondence school funds, raising questions about the legality of state funding for private education.

Charter schools serve wealthier families, a detail missing from Dunleavy’s charter school con job

In Anchorage, 54% of district students are from "economically disadvantaged" homes, compared to 36% of students in charter schools.

Education funding fight sees modest progress in House

Alaska House amendments reflect incremental gains in education funding battle.

House GOP education bill advances after bait-and-switch hearing

The bill also calls for a $680 increase to the base student allocation, a figure the governor has threatened to ignore with a line-item veto.

Legislators try but get few answers on federal school funding problem

Alaska's education funding hangs in the balance as federal grant status raises concerns. Legislators scramble for solutions amidst appeals and uncertainty.

Alaska students stage statewide walkout protesting education veto

The walkouts were 40 minutes long to represent the 40 votes needed by the Legislature to override the governor's veto of SB 140.

Mat-Su book-banning policy goes before a federal judge

Most of the challenged books have not been reviewed, with only 18 books undergoing the process so far.

Federal school funding at risk after Dunleavy administration fumble

The U.S. Department of Education is labeling Alaska as a “high-risk grantee.”

The Dunleavy administration still has few answers on education priorities

The House Education Committee holds first hearing on the alternative to bipartisan education bill, raising questions about charter schools and reading funding.

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