School grant requests

Gov. Sean Parnell is proposing to fund the top eight maintenance projects from the priority list this school year. Here are those projects and the costs:

School District Project Local share State share

Nome Junior-Senior High fire alarm replacement $36,145 $84,337

Nome Junior-Senior High emergency generator switch $12,775 $29,807

Annette Island Metlakatla High renovation $24,549 $1,202,914

Chugach Whittier K-12 sprinkler and renovations $35,970 $1,762,541

Saint Marys Yup’ik vocational water service and boiler $6,511 $123,701

Saint Marys Yup’ik vocational roof $4,249 $80,729

Anchorage Service High renovation $9,131,199 $21,306,131

Haines Mosquito Lake Elementary mechanical upgrades $97,187 $180,491

New schools and additions grant requests

Here are the top 10 projects on the state priority list for new schools and additions. Sen. Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel, wants the Legislature to fund the 10 projects over the next three years.

School District Project Local share State share

Lower Yukon Alakanuk K-12 replacement $947,883 $46,446,287

Lower Kuskokwim Kipnuk K-12 renovation/addition $1,016,830 $49,824,650

Lower Kuskokwim Kwigillingok K-12 renovation/addition $655,009 $32,095,458

Lower Kuskokwim Napaskiak K-12 replacement $671,729 $32,914,702

Lower Yukon Emmonak K-12 renovation/addition $799,809 $39,190,636

Lower Kuskokwim Quinhagak K-12 renovation/addition $623,208 $30,537,206

Northwest Arctic Kivalina K-12 renovation/addition $4,624,347 $10,790,144

Lower Kuskokwim Kwethluk K-12 replacement $908,903 $44,536,260

Southwest Region Koliganek K-12 replacement $458,053 $22,444,609

Lower Kuskokwim Nightmute K-12 renovation/addition $475,401 $23,294,674

Source: State Department of Education and Early Development