A teacher merit-pay system implemented in Newark, New Jersey, funded three years ago by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is in danger of disappearing.
The Alaska Studies Educator of the Year Award is accepting nominations. Anyone can nominate an educator, so if you know a social studies teacher who's going above and beyond, consider taking some time to fill out a submission for them.
The United States Department of Education announced a grant to the state of Alaska today to help cover the cost of Advanced Placement tests for students from low-income families.
You've probably seen Sportscenter before, even if you're not a sports fan. And you've probably seen the way American culture idolizes athletes and professional sports.
The State Board of Education is sending proposed regulations on teacher accountability back out for public comment a second time.
The sign on the power rake used to maintain the soccer fields at Davis Road says "Powered by Sam Woodke." It's a small tribute for all the things Sam did to support youth sports in Fairbanks.
A memorial for the late Dr. Michael Carroll, the prominent Fairbanks internist and cancer specialist, is tentatively set for the Davis Concert Hall at UAF on Sunday April 17 at 2 p.m.
he second season of the TV show about the Alaska State Troopers opened Sunday with coverage of heavy drinking at the Arctic Man, which was also highlighted in the first season of the show.
Services for Bill Stroecker are set for Friday at 1 p.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral on Airport Way.
I understand that Fairbanks pioneer banker Bill Stroecker has taken ill and is in intensive care at Fairbanks Memorial Hospital.
