Education
Education
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EDUCATION
Class of '13: Service senior didn't let tumor define experience
Service High graduate Karly Norton's high school experience included a brain tumor diagnosis and two surgeries. But the cheerleader and aspiring nurse never let her medical problems define her, or even keep her from a class trip.
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EDUCATION
Class of '13: East student rises from Mexico violence to proud grad
Reynalda DeJesus-Martinez will graduate from East Anchorage High School on Tuesday not as a straight A student but as an average student who worked hard for the grades she got in honors classes. For her father, it feels like a miracle all the same.
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EDUCATION
Dozens of Anchorage students sickened with stomach bug
State and city health officials are investigating the outbreak of a mystery illness in at least two Anchorage schools that caused dozens of students to call in sick or be sent home this week with symptoms of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
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EDUCATION
Ex-Veco executive turns down appointment to Anchorage School Board
A former Veco Corp. executive appointed Saturday to fill a vacant seat on the Anchorage School Board said Sunday he was declining the appointment because of concerns that controversy over his past would harm the district.
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EDUCATION
41 people apply for empty Anchorage School Board seat
Forty-one people have applied for the vacant Anchorage School Board seat created by the resignation of board member Gretchen Guess, the school district announced Wednesday.
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EDUCATION
Browder stepping down as Anchorage school chief; board picks Graff as replacement
Anchorage schools superintendent Jim Browder, hired a year ago, is leaving his job in June and will be replaced by Ed Graff, the district's chief academic officer, School Board President Jeannie Mackie announced Thursday.
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EDUCATION
Anchorage schools chief not chosen for Iowa job
Anchorage School Superintendent Jim Browder was one of two runners-up for the job of superintendent in Des Moines, Iowa, the Des Moines School Board president announced Friday. Browder had not resigned his job in Anchorage and is expected to return to work here.
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EDUCATION
Anchorage School Board takes applications for appointment to vacant board seat
The Anchorage School Board is accepting applications to fill a board seat recently vacated by Gretchen Guess.
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EDUCATION
School superintendent Browder to quit, citing family medical issues
Anchorage schools Superintendent Jim Browder is "pursuing employment opportunities outside of Alaska" because of medical issues in his family, the school district announced Friday evening.
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EDUCATION
West Valley wins state Academic Decathlon
Fairbanks' West Valley High School won the state championship at the 29th Alaska Academic Decathlon held at the Anchorage Hilton Hotel Feb. 14-16. The West Valley team, coached by Coby Haas and Thomas McClelland will represent Alaska at the national competition in Minneapolis, Minn. April 25-27.




