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Volunteers Wanted!
If you are interested in volunteering at Woodriver, please click the link and follow it to our new, updated volunteer application. https://www.k12northstar.org/Page/3021.
District News
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Digital Report Cards
The online Quarter 1 report cards will be posted to your PowerSchool guardian accounts beginning next Wednesday, October 30.
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Know Your Student's Alternate Bus Stops!
Alternate bus stops are sometimes necessary due to inclement weather. Make sure you know the location of your child's alternate stop.
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Emergency Communications Test
On Friday, September 27, the district will send test emergency messages via email, text message, and automated phone call. Make sure your contact information is up to date!
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In the News
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FNSB school board agrees to pay for roofs at two schools
Ben Eielson Junior-Senior High School and Woodriver Elementary School are on track to get new roofs next year in a deal between the borough and the school district. The school board on Tuesday voted unanimously to spend $7.4 million from education reserves to pay for the roofs on the borough-owned buildings.
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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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Fairbanks school district reviews student discipline policies
The superintendent of the Fairbanks North Star Borough School District said it's time to update student discipline policies.