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The Salcha School Office is staffed starting July 29th, M-F from 8:00am-4:00pm. Please call 488-3267 option 0 to contact the office. Masks are required in school buildings.
New student registration is August 3rd and 4th and may be completed anytime on the school district website. Student instruction begins remotely August 20th, 2020.
You may contact the principal at tori.brannan@k12northstar.org or visit our school district website for more information on COVID-19, Engagement Activities, or Community Food Service for your students. Also check out our Facebook Page, Salcha School - SPTG, for announcements!
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Student Meals Resources
The end of the 2019-2020 school year for students, Tuesday, May 19th, will mark the end of the free breakfast and lunch delivery during the COVID-19 School Closure. With summer sessions being held virtually there will be no summer school food service. If you are in need of further assistance please see our Community Food Services page for local community resources available to help or contact our Principal at tori.brannan@k12northstar.org
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2020-2021 School Supply List
Get your Salcha School 2020-2021 School Supply List and pick up student supplies for the coming school year. There will be NO shared resources this year and pencil or supply boxes are strongly recommended. We humbly accept donations too for our families in need.
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Salcha School Drive Thru Open House, Tuesday, August 18th, 2020, 6:30-8:00 pm.
Learn and receive valuable information for the school year, Wave to your child's teacher, and enjoy an ice cream treat during this drive-thru event!
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Trauma Kits for the Classroom!
Thank you to our Partner in Education, the Masonic Fairbanks Lodge #12 F&AM, and The American Legion - Con Miller Post 30, for the monetary donation to purchase eight individual Stop the Bleed kits to be kept in our classrooms! This goes a long way towards providing one for each room and gives us better peace of mind in our ability to provide for the safety and care of our children.
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Salcha School Spotlight
Nestled in the Boreal Forest of Interior Alaska, Salcha School is "A Good Place to Grow" for elementary children in the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District. Click on the title above to view our Spotlight video.
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Salcha School Loves Science!
We study the Pile Driver Slough as a school and we show up for science fairs!
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Shadow Puppet Show
Our April 2019 Shadow Puppet Show Playlist is up! Thank you again to our Artist in Residence, Maite Agopian, and our staff and students who made this possible. Click the title above to view our playlist!
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FNSBSD will start in remote environment-7/28/2020
On Monday, July 27, during a special meeting, the School Board voted to begin the 2020-2021 school year in a remote learning environment. The board will re-evaluate the decision at each school board meeting throughout the year.
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Message From Your District Leadership-July 22, 2020
Happy July! I hope you had a fun Independence Day holiday and have been able to enjoy our beautiful State this summer. School staff are slowly returning to buildings, with high school principals starting this week. We look forward to the rest of our staff returning in the next few weeks.
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July 21, 2020 | 2020-21 School Start Survey Results
The 2020-21 School Start Survey was designed for parents/guardians and district employees to share their perspectives on a variety of subjects pertaining to the 2020-21 school year.
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District Mobile App Discontinued
The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District is discontinuing its mobile app due to declining use and limited resources.
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Message From Your District Leadership-June 17, 2020
Hello School District Family, The district is fully engaged in Smart Start planning for next school year. This is a daunting task, and our plan will impact the entire community. We have included a wide variety of stakeholders to be sure we consider the full spectrum of thoughts and perspectives. As we move through the planning process, I will update you on our progress. The most critical information I can share with you right now is this: As long as we are experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic, the best-case scenario for schools is a Low Risk environment. The Green Zone describes a Low Risk environment. It is not an environment with no risk where we can assume normal operating procedures. The Green Zone requires 6 feet of social distancing, and a variety of other precautions that will significantly impact how we deliver instruction.
