Regents' February decision to scrub mentions of diversity, equity and inclusion is legal, but critics say the sudden move raises questions about transparency.

Some Alaska Native students worry that the program will become less responsive to their specific needs.

The trio heard from dozens of attendees, who voiced thoughts on everything from ranked choice voting to electronic pull tabs, the foster care system and Canada.

The district may need to cut 120 positions if state lawmakers do not raise per-student funding levels for next school year, officials said.

Commissioner Deena Bishop said the order would not mean a loss of federal education funds for Alaska schools.

Ballots have already been mailed out to voters, and Election Day is April 1.

District officials say they have a surplus of masks for every person at every school.

The Trump administration has already moved to cut the department's staff by nearly half.

Charles Rininger, 38, teaches at Homer Middle School. Alaska State Troopers say he assaulted a 70-year-old woman last week.

The Alaska House is asking Congress to reinstate the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000.

KYUK and ProPublica launched a project highlighting the public health and safety crisis inside Alaska’s rural public schools this month, kicking off a discussion among lawmakers on the powerful Senate Finance Committee.

UAS Chancellor Aparna Palmer says the campus will continue to be a welcoming place to all despite updating webpages that mention “diversity,” “equity,” “inclusion” and other related terms.