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Updated alternate school bus stops for bad road conditions posted
Do you live in the hills? Your student’s bus route may have a designated alternate stop for bad road conditions and it’s time to be prepared for the arrival of winter.
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School District sees record graduation rate for second year
For two years in a row, the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District has achieved a record four-year graduation rate. “I am so pleased with the work our teams across the school district have engaged in to achieve this accomplishment, said Superintendent Karen Gaborik. “While the graduation is still not as high as we would like it to be, we are making significant progress.”
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School District accepted into the League of Innovative Schools
Fairbanks North Star Borough School District joins Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools and will partner with other leading educators, entrepreneurs, and researchers from across the country.
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Walker signs education bills at teacher welcome back day
Gov. Bill Walker signed four education bills Friday morning at Lathrop High School as part of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District’s annual teacher welcome back and in-service day.
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Gaborik named state Superintendent of the Year
Lifelong Alaskan, educator and school administrator Dr. Karen Gaborik has been named Alaska’s 2019 School Superintendent of the Year. The award is granted by the Alaska Superintendents Association and honors school system leaders who exemplify “effectiveness, knowledge, leadership, ethics and commitment.”
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Six local educators named Teachers of Excellence
Three teachers in North Pole and three in Fairbanks are going to be recognized at a dinner later this month as BP Teachers of Excellence, a BP Alaska spokeswoman said in an email.
