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August 31, 2026 Regional School Board Agenda
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August 31, 2026 Regional School Board Agenda
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Agenda for August 31st, 2026 Regional School Board Meeting
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Pre School Begins August 31st!
Young Electricians Hands-On Intensive Week
The regular Regional School Board meeting on August 10th. 2026 has been postponed until August 31st, 2026. We apologize for such short notice and appreciate your understanding.
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Exciting news! A new career pathway is opening for Interior Alaska students—and it could spark a future in the electrical trade!
I recently had the opportunity to be part of an IBEW training session in Anchorage, and I came away feeling so encouraged about what this could mean for our students here in the Interior.
Teachers, school counselors, and administrators from Alaska Gateway School District, Copper River School District, Delta-Greely School District, and other schools across Alaska came together to learn more about an incredible opportunity for high school students interested in the electrical trade.
Through ARCTIC (Alaskan Regional Career & Technical Interior Consortium), students in the Interior will soon have access to the yearlong IBEW Interim Credential program—a pathway that can help them get a head start toward the IBEW apprenticeship program after graduation.
This is such a great chance for students to explore a hands-on career, build valuable skills, and take meaningful steps toward their future while they are still in high school!
If you know a student who may be interested in the trades, please share this with them!
For more information, contact Jerry Jones, Executive Director of ARCTIC, at 907-841-0703, or Jenny York, AGSD CTE Career Guide, at 907-209-4990.
- Jenny York
I recently had the opportunity to be part of an IBEW training session in Anchorage, and I came away feeling so encouraged about what this could mean for our students here in the Interior.
Teachers, school counselors, and administrators from Alaska Gateway School District, Copper River School District, Delta-Greely School District, and other schools across Alaska came together to learn more about an incredible opportunity for high school students interested in the electrical trade.
Through ARCTIC (Alaskan Regional Career & Technical Interior Consortium), students in the Interior will soon have access to the yearlong IBEW Interim Credential program—a pathway that can help them get a head start toward the IBEW apprenticeship program after graduation.
This is such a great chance for students to explore a hands-on career, build valuable skills, and take meaningful steps toward their future while they are still in high school!
If you know a student who may be interested in the trades, please share this with them!
For more information, contact Jerry Jones, Executive Director of ARCTIC, at 907-841-0703, or Jenny York, AGSD CTE Career Guide, at 907-209-4990.
- Jenny York