The Kodiak Island Borough School District works with the Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission (MIC3) to smooth the experience for military families who enroll their children in our schools.
There will be a Board of Education Regular Meeting on Monday , October 15, 2018 beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the District Services Conference Room, F140.
The Munartet Project completed its second full school year of programming in May 2018, and has received funding to support teaching in and through the arts and cultures in Kodiak through 2021.
The KIBSD Special Services Department offers free screenings for children ages 3 - 5 years. Screenings are available in the following areas: speech and language skills, behavior, motor skills, cognitive skills, school readiness, vision, and hearing.
“A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning.” – Brad Henry
More than 200 students from across Alaska gathered in Skagway for the 2018 Alaska Association of Student Governments fall conference, “Gateway to the Future.”
If you ask any student in Mr. Malloy’s 3rd-grade class how a Lily grows, they can tell you. During a hands-on lesson, students had the opportunity to dissect a flower, identify its parts, and learn about pollination and plant reproduction.
The KIBSD Board of Education took time out of their scheduled meeting Tuesday night to honor Kodiak High School students Nathan James and Anders Hocum.
One Kodiak High School student celebrated the culmination of years of birding today with the Governor of Alaska on hand to witness the achievement in person.
In a recent Blog post, Mr. Mike shares his experience as a teacher in Old Harbor.
Hannah and Rafael joined more than 7,000 members, advisers, alumni, and guests at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference held in Atlanta, Georgia June 28-July 2nd.
