In the second session of the 34th Alaska State Legislature, lawmakers will continue to debate major education issues for Alaska, including how the state funds public schools, retains teachers, and addresses deteriorating school facilities. But legislators also set out new education priorities with 10 bills filed ahead of the session on issues ranging from homeschool […]
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