Alaska school districts that have grown to rely on international teacher hires are likely to do without them this year, even after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s fee hikes for highly skilled worker visas on Monday. The Trump administration raised the fee from $5,000 to $100,000 last September, which put Alaska school districts’ […]
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