The Alaska Legislature opened an 18-month study of the state’s troubled public education system on Tuesday as lawmakers convened the first meeting of their Task Force on Education Funding, established by law this spring. Alaska’s public schools rank among the worst in the country according to national standardized testing data, and members of the bipartisan, […]
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