Announcements

The Two Rivers K-8 2017-18 school supply lists are available for viewing and download.

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Students Rights, Responsibilities & Consequences Handbook

Parents - please log in to your PowerSchool guardian account and review the annual guardian acknowledgements including the technology use agreement and the Students Rights,
Responsibilities and Consequences Handbook.

You can access PowerSchool at premier.k12northstar.org/public/home.html.
If you need help logging in, please let us know. We can help!

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Free or Reduced Lunch?

Does your child qualify for free or reduced lunch? If so, please remember to go online and fill out a new application for the 2014-15 school year. If applications are not renewed by October 2nd, students will be dropped.

Please use this link to register for this year: Free & Reduced Meals

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School News

Board of Education approves 2017-2018 School District Budget

The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District Board of Education adopted a 2017-2018 Approved Budget at a June 22 special meeting.

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Free kindergarten readiness kits at Pioneer Park Fairbanks Day June 14

Free kindergarten readiness kits and hands-on activities will be available at the Pioneer Park Fairbanks Day on June 14 from 1pm - 4pm.

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District Administrative Center summer schedule

The School District Administrative Center will begin summer hours the week of June 5, including some building closures. See the full schedule here.

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Fairbanks schools chief holds budget talk for parents

The superintendent of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District presented her proposed budget for the 2017-18 school year to a handful of parents in the high school library on Wednesday.

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Budget forums are planned on these dates

• Feb. 15 at North Pole High School. • Feb. 22 at Ryan Middle School. • March 8 at University Park Elementary School. All forums start at 6 p.m.

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Public learns more about plan for Fairbanks schools

The school district continued to roll out personalized learning with a public meeting Thursday that drew more than 100 people. Consultants with Education Elements presented information about the new education initiative, which entails more technology, small-group learning, classrooms with flexible seating and choices for how students meet state standards.

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